How can i slim down my Windows 7? Any kind of program

Check out the time difference between booting a pretty picture for a desktop and a plain solid color.

Gentleman,
The threader asked if there was any tips to trimming out his puter for gaming. He did not ask for hacks or negative responses, telling him he's being bad. LOL he never used the word tweak, y'all did, He did not say he was concerned about boot times, he did not even ask about over clocking.
He asked if there is away to be sure his puter is focused on the games he plays and not multi tasking whilest gaming.

Process reduction will help in that. Reducing the decisions a puter makes on its own will help. ie max performance power saving selected, any type of automatic response mechanism disabled.

Only thing that will even show a difference is the bench mark scores, you will never notice it yourself in game, really. Games are about vid cards, ram, and cpu. Get a cpu pushing 4GHz and you wil see a difference, but thats a hardware boost not a software boost.

IMO stay away from 3rd party boost software, not worth it. Ultimately you should spend time with Google researching. Then you can make the changes you want and understand what it is your changing.

If you make a png of a solid color, it will boot faster than if you use a solid color from a theme

Well I think most are getting my point. There are so many things that can change how things work, a little this and a little that but most of them might show on a graft but a human eye will never notice the deference. If one wants a gamer computer there are things to do. Faster multi core cpu, more and faster ram, one or more wop ass video cards, clocked and cooled. Little tweaks (or what ever you want to call them) in services or other operating system things will not bring a speed up of any amount that the human will notice. Windows 7 Gamer operating system is a great idea if one would never need those serveries when there was a problem. How many post have you all read they don't have a restore point, it's turned off. There will be 10 or more people on this site trying to help with 30 or more post when if the restore option was working the repair would just be a few clicks away. The only service I have off are anything that has to do with remote access.

I recommend CCleaner. It is like Windows Disk Cleanup, except that it is highly configurable and feature many more options, including support for cleaning various third party programs. It also has an effective, safe registry cleaner that allows you to backup you registry before cleaning.

Also, you should go to Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel and uninstall thing you don't need or use.

Defragmenting your Hard Drive can also help out a lot. You can use Windows own defragmenter, or use a third-party tool. I use third-party tools myself just because it seems like the built-in utility takes forever and a day to finish the job, and ends up the with the same result as the other (faster) third-party utilities.

Keep an organized directory structure of your various pictures, video, etc. and keep your Start Menu organized.

Lastly, use Microsoft Security Essentials as your anti-virus. It's lean and mean compared to the resource-intensive Norton, Avira, AVG, McAfee, etc...

Japjeev said:

so i want to install windows 7 and i am agamer. so i need to slim it down and delete the things i dont need. SO is there any program that will let me do it? or can i do after installing it?

So, Did you get your answer yet?