Gandalf please don't go talking down to people it's very childish and disrespectful.
If you disagree with somebody then tell them what they're doing wrong.
Have a nice day :)
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I'm trying to improve the performance of my Dad's Ultrabook. It is a Toshiba Satellite T230D, Running Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit. AMD Athlon II Neo 1.70GHz, 2.00GB Memory.
I've just done a refresh on the PC, back to out of box state. Installed his security suite and a couple other programs....
Toshiba Satellite A665-S5184X laptop
I've looked-up most of these entries, but only get answers as to what they are & where they came from; not descriptions as to WHAT they do & if they are safe to remove from startup. Which can I remove?
TPwrMain.EXE: Toshiba's Power Saver, I believe helps...
Hello! New to this forum, but done my fair share of reading through everything this weekend! Looking forward to the help, thanks in advance!
So I recently built my first computer, with a 3TB HDD as my only drive. I haven't done much with it because I knew I was getting an SSD and didn't want too...
I've done this in every version of windows, and i found the following in 7 which seems o be the same place in the registry that i'd delete them in other versions...
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\startupreg
Found it by doing a search in regedit for one of the...
Thinking about the fact that I had not cleaned my optical drives in a very long time, I used one of those disks with a couple of brushes attached, to clean my DVD drives. I can't be certain, but I think that it improved the read speed while encoding some video by 3-5 fps, and perhaps stabilized...
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