eto pa para mapabilis pc mo:
1. Manage Start-UP Programs:
1. click start
2. click run
3. type msconfig
4. click start-up tab
5. uncheck the programs na ayaw mong magrun during start-up....
2. Adjust your Virtual Memory:
The best setting for paging file is to set the initial and maximum size to the same value. For example, 650 and 650. The value should be at least 1.5 times more than your physical RAM. For instance, if your PC has 512 MegaByte of RAM then the paging file size should be…
1.5 x 512 = 768
How to increase Virtual Memory in Windows XP:
1. Open System in Control Panel.
2. Click on the Advanced tab
3. Under Performance tab, Click on Settings button
4. Look for the Virtual Memory on the Performance Options box then click Change
Click Custom to change the Initial size (MB) and Maximum size.
6. Click Set and then Ok
3. Make your pc shutdown fast:
Increasing shutdown speed by reducing wait times part 1
Windows XP stores a couple of values in its registry which are responsible for determining how long to wait before shutting down (killing) open applications and services once the shutdown command has been given.
By editing these two settings and changing them to lower values, you can considerably decrease the amount of time that Windows XP needs to successfully shut itself down. The first part of this tweak deals with setting the amount of time Windows will take to kill open applications on shutdown.
Open REGEDIT and navigate to 'HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelDesktop'
Highlight the 'WaitToKillAppTimeout' value.
Set it to '1000' (the default should be 20000).
Now highlight the 'HungAppTimeout' value
Set it to '1000' also.
Increasing shutdown speed by reducing wait times part 2
The second part of this tip changes the same settings, this time for all users on the system.
Open REGEDIT and navigate to 'HKEY_USERS.DEFAULTControl PanelDesktop'
Highlight the 'WaitToKillAppTimeout' value.
Set it to '1000' (the default should be 20000).
Now highlight the 'HungAppTimeout' value.
Set it to '1000' also.
Increasing shutdown speed by reducing wait times part 3
In the third part of this tip, we will alter a second registry setting to decrease the amount of time Windows XP will wait before shutting down active services after receiving a shut down command.
Open REGEDIT and navigate to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControl'
Highlight the value 'WaitToKillServiceTimeout'
Change this value to '1000.'
This should help to considerably speed up the time windows XP takes to shut itself down.
Disable the Nvidia driver helper service
This service, included with recent NVIDIA Detonator driver packages, is of indeterminate function. Nothing is found on the NVIDIA site about it, and the only thing that people in the hardware community can seem to agree on is that it can considerably slow down boot up time and especially shutdown time.
Hence, if you do have an Nvidia video card, consider searching for and disabling this service. Chances are it will improve your shutdown times.
To disable the Nvidia Driver Helper service:
Right click on 'my computer' and select 'manage.'
Expand 'services and applications' and select 'services' to open the services window.
Locate and highlight the 'Nvidia Driver Helper' service. Right click it and select 'properties.'
Set the 'startup type' dropdown box to 'disabled.' Click 'ok.'
Auto kill tasks on shutdown
By default, Windows XP will prompt the user for input if there are one or more applications which have crashed or are not responding and it receives a shut down command. This halts the shutdown process entirely until the user approves the stopping of the non-responsive app.
By altering the registry slightly, Windows XP can be set to close crashed applications automatically. While this does not technically speed up the shut down process, it does streamline it, and ensure that the user will not give the shutdown command then get up and leave, only to find the PC still powered on because Windows never received input on what to do with a hung application.
To allow Windows XP to close non-responsive applications automatically upon shutdown:
Open REGEDIT and navigate to 'HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelDesktop'
Highlight the value 'AutoEndTasks.'
Change the value to '1'
XP will now be able to close hung applications without user input during the shutdown process.
