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Here is a good tutorial to look at SSD Tweaks and Optimizations in Windows 7
You may also want to move some of your user folders to your second hard drive User Folders - Change Default Location
Jerry
Here is a good tutorial to look at SSD Tweaks and Optimizations in Windows 7
You may also want to move some of your user folders to your second hard drive User Folders - Change Default Location
Jerry
There is little you need to do regarding performance. Just leave the whole OS on the SSD and move the user files to the HDD.
Regarding storage you may get rid of the hiberfile. The command is powercfg -h off. You can also reduce the pagefile to 2GB.
I agree with WHS, I do very little to mine and get very good performance. Too many people 'tweek' their SSD to death. I disable hiberfile (hibernate) to save space on the SSD, set defrag to manual ( the OS should do that for you, but check), move my user folders to another hard drive, reduce the page file, and almost nothing else. Everything else will be taken care of by the OS.
when i install a new program should i install it on ssd drive or is it better to change path and install on the other drive?
so just change the user data paths and all new installs on ssd?
I`m glad you did it HOORAY
And it was pretty easy wassn`t it ?
Have you run windows update yet ?
Congratulations. I know you are proud of yourself, and should be. And think about what you have learned. Now, you will no longer be nervous about doing a clean install. Well, done.
yes thats true, what i have learned I will never forget, and yes proud too.:) but still lots to learn ahead.
thanks to all of you. this is the best forum i have ever been on.