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  1. Posts : 21
    windows vista home premium
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       #11

    richc46 said:
    Finally, another article of interest. It contains a great idea. Do not disable any services, set them to manual, so that you can use them if ever needed. I just learned, because of your question. What a great Forum.

    Startup Faster in Windows 7
    I am sure there's a few you could disable, as you would never really use them richc46, thats just me though, i go through the ones which are quite safe to disable.
    Well disable or manual its really the same thing i think, but i just stick to the guide

    http://www.blackviper.com/Windows_7/servicecfg.htm

    PS

    Is there no log out button, i carn't find it
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  2. Posts : 17,796
    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
       #12

    That is a good guide it was used by many members.

    There is no log out. If you are satisfied and do not require anymore help. You click on the icon (upper right, the last one.) You type solved on the screen that will appear.
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  3. Posts : 21
    windows vista home premium
    Thread Starter
       #13

    richc46 said:
    Yes Defender is part of Winows 7, but it does not serve the function that you referred to. Mine is turned off. It my opinion, which is in agreement with the link that I left, that it no longer performs the function that you need. It now serves as a defense against malware, only.

    I suggest that you use Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes for your defense. If you do, Defender turns off automatially, since it is no longer needed. M Security Essentials has replaced its function in addition to being an A/V.

    MSE and Malwarebytes are highly recommended in this Forum.

    ARR, thankyou richc46, yes just been looking through windows defender now
    I see your point.

    It now serves as a defense against malware, only
    So i take it Malwarebytes is better to have than windows defender.
    I have just done the definition updates and just doing a scan

    Actually richc, i have them both on the vista machine, i will look into MSE for this computer.

    Hang on a bit, MSE has AV built in, i normally have Avast, which i will probably get in a day or to, rather than waiting for this McAfee 30 free trial to run out.

    So is windows defender pritty much ok to have at this time , as far as spyware and unwanted software is concerned, plus i could always get Malwarebytes also
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  4. Posts : 21
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    Thread Starter
       #14

    richc46 said:
    That is a good guide it was used by many members.

    There is no log out. If you are satisfied and do not require anymore help. You click on the icon (upper right, the last one.) You type solved on the screen that will appear.
    Sorry richc46, i might need glasses, at the moment, can you give a description of the icon, just for future reference.
    Better to do it properly than stay logged in all the time
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  5. Posts : 17,796
    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
       #15

    No need to worry, about being logged on. As soon as you hit the X on the upper right of your screen (the normal X that is used to close the screen), you will be logged out, unless you checked the box to stay logged in, when you signed in. It that is the case, the bottom of your screen, very small writing, it gives you the option to sign out. Good Luck
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  6. Posts : 21
    windows vista home premium
    Thread Starter
       #16

    richc46 said:
    No need to worry, about being logged on. As soon as you hit the X on the upper right of your screen (the normal X that is used to close the screen), you will be logged out, unless you checked the box to stay logged in, when you signed in. It that is the case, the bottom of your screen, very small writing, it gives you the option to sign out. Good Luck
    Thankyou richc46, yes found the link to log out....


    richc46 said:
    You click on the icon (upper right, the last one.) You type solved on the screen that will appear.
    Do i still mark it as solved, if i can find which icon you mean.
    It must be there some where........

    But just on the performance again, with having 3gb ram, and using the "snap" feature plus other large programs "skype" and "messenger" at the same time, should i have any worries on performance doing this, or is that what having 3gb ram cover's you for...
    Last edited by carl606; 18 Feb 2010 at 11:18. Reason: spelling mistake
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  7. Posts : 43
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit
       #17

    Darryl Licht said:
    The RAM is fine for a lappy! You didnt mention are you running 32 or 64 bit?

    Disabling startup items is always the first place to start. Personally I havent had to tweak Win7 other than that... it's that fast and that good!

    Welcome to the SevenForums!

    Its 32 bit, no laptop, unless you bought it yourself use 64 bit.. other then gamings, just to keep costs down xD.

    Well, why do you want to consume this low amount off RAM?, 3 GiG is alot for a lappie xD, in comparison too many others and too keep the efficency down I would suggest checking out GOogle. I hope people here come with great answers though xD
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  8. Posts : 21
    windows vista home premium
    Thread Starter
       #18

    Its 32 bit, no laptop, unless you bought it yourself use 64 bit.. other then gamings, just to keep costs down xD.

    Well, why do you want to consume this low amount off RAM?, 3 GiG is alot for a lappie xD, in comparison too many others and too keep the efficency down I would suggest checking out GOogle. I hope people here come with great answers though xD
    Really i suppose if i am not using them turn them off, aero, services, programs, etc
    Why have them all turned on, if i don't use them.
    They just take up resourses, even though 3gb is a lot and can manage all these running, i just prefer to turn them of.....................

    Thanks anyway Cocopara for the input.............
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  9. Posts : 31,250
    Windows 11 Pro x64 [Latest Release and Release Preview]
       #19

    Hi Carl,

    Would just like to clarify your question on Logging Off

    I assume you are talking about logging off the actual forum

    As soon as you close the last page or tab logged into the forum you will be logged out automatically.

    When you next navigate to the forum main page you will either have to enter your login details or if you chose the login automatically option when signing up you will be signed in automatically.

    There is a log-out link on all pages, (actual location may vary dependent on the skin you are using, (select skin Bottom right of page )

    at any time when logging in you can enable or disable the auto login option
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  10. Posts : 21
    windows vista home premium
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       #20

    Barman58 said:
    Hi Carl,

    Would just like to clarify your question on Logging Off

    I assume you are talking about logging off the actual forum

    As soon as you close the last page or tab logged into the forum you will be logged out automatically.

    When you next navigate to the forum main page you will either have to enter your login details or if you chose the login automatically option when signing up you will be signed in automatically.

    There is a log-out link on all pages, (actual location may vary dependent on the skin you are using, (select skin Bottom right of page )

    at any time when logging in you can enable or disable the auto login option
    Right with you on that, seen the logout link at the very bottom of the page, can you also tell me how to mark the question as "solved"

    richc46 said:
    There is no log out. If you are satisfied and do not require anymore help. You click on the icon (upper right, the last one.) You type solved on the screen that will appear
    I carn't seem to find this icon
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