Speed up your PC


  1. thefabe
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    Speed up your PC


    Help your PC run faster. Article from Microsoft and Author Zia Munshi. Are you sure you're getting the very best performance out of your PC? Whether your running Vista or Windows 7, try these tips to give your PC a little extra zip..... Speed up your PC
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  3. Jonathan_King
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Also see this tutorial: Optimize Windows 7
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  4. thefabe
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    Thanks Johnathan for the addition. I know most of this stuff is basic but thought since we have a lot of new members and Seven users it might be of some help. Fabe
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