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The System Registry contains several settings which allow you to further configure memory management features in Windows XP. There are some of the registry tweaks available to improve your Computer’s memory performance. Before we move ahead, I will again suggest you to take a back up of registry, so that if anything goes wrong, you can always revert back to the old registry. If you want to know

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Most of the system settings can be tuned up easily within Windows by using the system tools that come along with Windows XP. However, for some complex settings and to get an enhanced / desired performance you need to dive into the registry. To make any changes into the system registry we use the Registry Editor tool that is a part of Windows. To open the Registry Editor in Windows do the

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Computers running on Windows platform have a tendency of getting slower over a period of time. There could be a number of possible reasons for the slowness : Slow startup, or too many programs automatically running at the startup, Disorganized file arrangement, Resource consumption by unnecessary softwares, Unused network drives, a virus / spyware attack, Unused registries, Possibility of a

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