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rossco, i've recently switched to firefox and i'm surprised to find that the cleanup software u posted doesn't support firefox (except for window washer, but lots of tweaks need to be done in order for the support to be effective)
i mean firefox user base is growing, dun u think u should include software that supports firefox as well?
gildan2020
I also use Firefox, v0.9, and i find that I no longer need windowwasher, or any other programs like it for that matter, to use with Firefox.Quote:
Originally posted by gildan2020@16 June 2004 - 10:49
rossco, i've recently switched to firefox and i'm surprised to find that the cleanup software u posted doesn't support firefox (except for window washer, but lots of tweaks need to be done in order for the support to be effective)
i mean firefox user base is growing, dun u think u should include software that supports firefox as well?
gildan2020
Just simply click tools>options>privacy>then hit "clear" for whatever sections of crap you want to clear.
Then you can continue using widowasher, or another program, to clean up what windows or IE leaves behind on teh odd occasion that you use it.
Im sorry ROSSCO_2004, i have to disagree, with your last paragraph....Quote:
Windows XP Prefetch
The windows Prefetch keeps copies of a programs exe file and loads it into memory when iwndows is started. While this usually helps programs to start faster, there are often many old programs that were uninstalled or used only one in the prefetch.
Browse to C:\WINDOWS\PREFETCH to open the prefetch folder
Deleting all of the files in this folder is perfectly safe, the next bootup will be much faster, and more ram will be freed up. As you start using your everyday programs they will be copied back into the prefetch folder. But atleast you freed up the wasted space and resources from old unused programs.
The next bootup will be slower (as windows has to preftech those files on that boot), but the following boots will be quicker
Nope, i know from experience (unless this is only on my computer), the first boot goes really fast, then after it is booted up all your programs take a while to load the first time. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Lite@19 June 2004 - 15:39
Im sorry ROSSCO_2004, i have to disagree, with your last paragraph....Quote:
Windows XP Prefetch
The windows Prefetch keeps copies of a programs exe file and loads it into memory when iwndows is started. While this usually helps programs to start faster, there are often many old programs that were uninstalled or used only one in the prefetch.
Browse to C:\WINDOWS\PREFETCH to open the prefetch folder
Deleting all of the files in this folder is perfectly safe, the next bootup will be much faster, and more ram will be freed up. As you start using your everyday programs they will be copied back into the prefetch folder. But atleast you freed up the wasted space and resources from old unused programs.
The next bootup will be slower (as windows has to preftech those files on that boot), but the following boots will be quicker
Nope, i know from experience (unless this is only on my computer), the first boot goes really fast, then after it is booted up all your programs take a while to load the first time. ;) [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004+20 June 2004 - 00:38--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (ROSSCO_2004 @ 20 June 2004 - 00:38)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Lite@19 June 2004 - 15:39
Im sorry ROSSCO_2004, i have to disagree, with your last paragraph....Quote:
Windows XP Prefetch
The windows Prefetch keeps copies of a programs exe file and loads it into memory when iwndows is started. While this usually helps programs to start faster, there are often many old programs that were uninstalled or used only one in the prefetch.
Browse to C:\WINDOWS\PREFETCH to open the prefetch folder
Deleting all of the files in this folder is perfectly safe, the next bootup will be much faster, and more ram will be freed up. As you start using your everyday programs they will be copied back into the prefetch folder. But atleast you freed up the wasted space and resources from old unused programs.
The next bootup will be slower (as windows has to preftech those files on that boot), but the following boots will be quicker
Hmmm, strange, i notice quite the opposite result (about the first boot) :blink: , thats on multiple PCs
Hmmm, strange, i notice quite the opposite result (about the first boot) :blink: , thats on multiple PCs [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by Lite+20 June 2004 - 05:42--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Lite @ 20 June 2004 - 05:42)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Quote:
Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004@20 June 2004 - 00:38
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@19 June 2004 - 15:39
Im sorry ROSSCO_2004, i have to disagree, with your last paragraph....Quote:
Windows XP Prefetch
The windows Prefetch keeps copies of a programs exe file and loads it into memory when iwndows is started. While this usually helps programs to start faster, there are often many old programs that were uninstalled or used only one in the prefetch.
Browse to C:\WINDOWS\PREFETCH to open the prefetch folder
Deleting all of the files in this folder is perfectly safe, the next bootup will be much faster, and more ram will be freed up. As you start using your everyday programs they will be copied back into the prefetch folder. But atleast you freed up the wasted space and resources from old unused programs.
The next bootup will be slower (as windows has to preftech those files on that boot), but the following boots will be quicker
Nope, i know from experience (unless this is only on my computer), the first boot goes really fast, then after it is booted up all your programs take a while to load the first time. ;)
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Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004+20 June 2004 - 15:26--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (ROSSCO_2004 @ 20 June 2004 - 15:26)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Quote:
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@19 June 2004 - 15:39
Im sorry ROSSCO_2004, i have to disagree, with your last paragraph....Quote:
Windows XP Prefetch
The windows Prefetch keeps copies of a programs exe file and loads it into memory when iwndows is started. While this usually helps programs to start faster, there are often many old programs that were uninstalled or used only one in the prefetch.
Browse to C:\WINDOWS\PREFETCH to open the prefetch folder
Deleting all of the files in this folder is perfectly safe, the next bootup will be much faster, and more ram will be freed up. As you start using your everyday programs they will be copied back into the prefetch folder. But atleast you freed up the wasted space and resources from old unused programs.
The next bootup will be slower (as windows has to preftech those files on that boot), but the following boots will be quicker
Nope, i know from experience (unless this is only on my computer), the first boot goes really fast, then after it is booted up all your programs take a while to load the first time. ;)
Hmmm, strange, i notice quite the opposite result (about the first boot) :blink: , thats on multiple PCs
:blink:
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Originally posted by Lite+20 June 2004 - 10:47--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Lite @ 20 June 2004 - 10:47)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Quote:
Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004@20 June 2004 - 15:26
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Originally posted by Lite@20 June 2004 - 05:42
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Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004@20 June 2004 - 00:38
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@19 June 2004 - 15:39
Im sorry ROSSCO_2004, i have to disagree, with your last paragraph....Quote:
Windows XP Prefetch
The windows Prefetch keeps copies of a programs exe file and loads it into memory when iwndows is started. While this usually helps programs to start faster, there are often many old programs that were uninstalled or used only one in the prefetch.
Browse to C:\WINDOWS\PREFETCH to open the prefetch folder
Deleting all of the files in this folder is perfectly safe, the next bootup will be much faster, and more ram will be freed up. As you start using your everyday programs they will be copied back into the prefetch folder. But atleast you freed up the wasted space and resources from old unused programs.
The next bootup will be slower (as windows has to preftech those files on that boot), but the following boots will be quicker
Nope, i know from experience (unless this is only on my computer), the first boot goes really fast, then after it is booted up all your programs take a while to load the first time. ;)
Hmmm, strange, i notice quite the opposite result (about the first boot) :blink: , thats on multiple PCs
:blink:
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Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004+20 June 2004 - 15:52--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (ROSSCO_2004 @ 20 June 2004 - 15:52)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>Quote:
Originally posted by Lite@20 June 2004 - 10:47
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Originally posted by ROSSCO_2004@20 June 2004 - 15:26
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@19 June 2004 - 15:39
Im sorry ROSSCO_2004, i have to disagree, with your last paragraph....Quote:
Windows XP Prefetch
The windows Prefetch keeps copies of a programs exe file and loads it into memory when iwndows is started. While this usually helps programs to start faster, there are often many old programs that were uninstalled or used only one in the prefetch.
Browse to C:\WINDOWS\PREFETCH to open the prefetch folder
Deleting all of the files in this folder is perfectly safe, the next bootup will be much faster, and more ram will be freed up. As you start using your everyday programs they will be copied back into the prefetch folder. But atleast you freed up the wasted space and resources from old unused programs.
The next bootup will be slower (as windows has to preftech those files on that boot), but the following boots will be quicker
Nope, i know from experience (unless this is only on my computer), the first boot goes really fast, then after it is booted up all your programs take a while to load the first time. ;)
Hmmm, strange, i notice quite the opposite result (about the first boot) :blink: , thats on multiple PCs
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/me stops spamming :)
Ok that's going a little "SILLY" for a pinned topic. Stay serious now. :D
btw, a tip when cleaning the computer is to automate certain task to run very late around 2-3 am. Saves time for people on the go ;)