Windows 7: What's the MOST Fonts you have installed?

I have a giant list of fonts i'm installing and i made it through 0-F. I still need to go through g-z. Anyways, while installing a win update message popped up so i clicked it and told it to install the windows live essentials and the security update for C++ 2008.

Well, it was already gettin sluggish since i had so many fonts installed and i assume it was still indexing but i couldn't tell to after the win update happened it asked to restart i said ok and on restart after the starting windows screen it started to hang.

it was stuck on a black screen for like 2 minutes before it even showed anything. then it came up saying 100% update completed then shutting down. it restarted and same thing except it froze goin into the logon screen and i don't even have a pass setup. then finally on boot i decided i didn't want the dvd maker app and removed a few things like the printer svcs including xps reader/printer. also a few preloaded games, and i think a few other things.

it restarts.....same thing, taking forever to start up after starting windows splash. now im up and for like 5 minutes my svchost.exe was counting up into the 80k usage and my whole cpu was at 50-60% when nothing was even happening! the indexing service was at about 50k and explorer was 40k. then finally came to norm. so i'm at 0-1%.

I also went to update again and it says live essentials update failed. Isn't that what it was doint initially after first reboot that caused my hangup?? I checked even viewer and it said a couple times The NVIDIA Display Driver Service service has reported an invalid current state 32 code 7016. Also mentions an improper shutdown, and a couple security warnings. What could cause this? Safe to turn off indexing? Too many fonts possible? Sorry for the story!!! lol

Unless you're a graphic designer, there is no reason at all to have more fonts installed above the defaults. If you are a Graphic Designer, then you'd be familiar with programs like Corel Draw.

Corel Draw includes a program called "Bitstream Font Navigator". With it, you can install or remove fonts with a few mouse clicks, and when you open a Corel Draw file that uses a font that is not installed, it offer to install it for you before the file is fully opened.

Perhaps you needs a similar program, although I am unsure as to whether or not "Bitstream Font Navigator" is available seperately....

Other than that, there is really no need at all for any extra fonts.

well now my computer's slower than crap, and i'm left with a bunch of installed fonts i can't remove using AMP Font Viewer
any suggestions on uninstalling fonts more in depth??

i have 0 items in my Fonts folder it says

Fixed with system restore but now i have alot of things to re acquire

Awhile ago, after searching for a particular font that I was actually going to use, I thought it would be great idea to install a load of fonts just for the sake of having them, until I went to find the font I needed in Photoshop, never again, because as you've found out, it's a real pain in the ass removing them all.

I have over 1000. The Girlfriend has put scrapbook fonts on the computer.

yeah now i need to figure out what the limit is before they go haywire again because i want a few from stock but i know a few can turn into a hundred real quick lol

Why?

I have used Bitstream font navigator in the past and it is, or was, available as a standalone application from Bitstream, the Font company.

You may want to have a look at a totally free alternative Nexus Font manager which is similar in operation and works with Windows 7

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