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Here’s a way to make XP even faster, by making

sure that Operating System functions stay in memory

(RAM), because memory is much faster than your

hard disk. Try this: Click on Start, on Run, and then

type REGEDIT and click OK or press the Enter. The

word REGEDIT is not case-sensitive. Now double-

click on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Drill down by

opening System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session

Manager\Memory Management. Right-click on the

DisablePagingExecutive entry located in the right

pane (side) of your screen and select Modify. In the

Edit DWORD Value dialog box, type the number “1”

(without the quotes) in the Value data eld. Click OK

and then close the Registry Editor. Finally, make sure

you don’t have any open programs, and restart your

computer so that the change you made can take effect.

Lastly, it seems that our Windows XP computers

just get bogged down with stuff we don’t want or

use. One way to get more performance out of your

computer is to disable the “last access/update”

feature. The NTFS le system in Windows XP

maintains last access/update details for each le

and directory on your computer’s hard drive. This

information is useful sometimes but for most of us,

this may not be of much use most of the time. This

process takes a lot of resources from your computer,

so it may make sense to disable it. Once you have

done that, you’ll still have access to last modied

information for les and folders. Here’s what you

need to do. Click on Start, Run, and at the prompt type

REGEDIT and press the Enter key. Now click to open

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, and then drill down by

clicking on SYSTEM and then on CurrentControlSet,

Control and nally on FileSystem. On the right

side of the Regedit screen, look for the data key

“NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate.”

Double-click on that key and then just set its value

to 1. Click OK to save the change and then close

the Registry Windows. The next time you boot-up,

this change will take place and give you a bit more

performance from your Windows XP computer. That’s

it so…

Not really, but after all that it is probably time to relax

and forget the PC for awhile, so be careful out there

while you enjoy all the fun things to do with your new

toys and on the ‘net.

Aloha, Lou

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Why Update your Computer? - continued

Especially if your neighbor has an open, unpatched,

unprotected system. Adding the protection of an

outbound rewall to Windows can also help plug leaks

and alert you to behavior by friendly programs that

you may still want to control.

The way I look at these four lines of defense is the

same way I would if a bear is after me. I can’t outrun

the bear. What I can do is make it less likely that the

bear will come after me. That is the same attitude I

want you to take: Make your computer less open to the

bears coming after it.

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groups. All other uses require the permission of the

author.

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