re: Startup:
Sunday, January 14, 2007 at 1:24 pm
Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Jim O'Calaghan
(264 messages posted)
Hey DEX, very detailed indeed, thank you. All I have beside the clock is AVG and
Zone Alarm. Should I take them out of there, and put them back after loading??
I will get Service Controler immediately. Thanks again DEX.
Jim
On Sunday, January 14, 2007 at 7:24 am, DEX wrote:
>You can also help some one :>)
>Please revisit your post so that others on this forum will know if the solutions
>were helpful or not helpful ........
>
>
>Hi Jim
>
>Well that's a hard one :)
>In short all the icons on the bottom right side are taking ram to run, ram is one
>key to get the PC to run quick and to load up quick.
>Think about it like a train, windows is the eng. and every program that you load
>up at boot will tax windows or say had more to the load.
>windows can pull a great deal but it will slow it down, mass is mass ,it may be
software
>or hardware same thing so to speak.
>The StartUp CPL will help but it will only do what you tell it to do, the real
key
>is the Task Mrg. and Service Controller program both will tell you what's loading
>up and running in the background, (TSR) most background programs pull the most ram
>without your OK, the Task Mrg. have 3 folders that will help you see what's going
>on.
>Then you can use the other programs to stop them from loading up at boot,most you
>don't need running in the background that's to say the icon that's in the right
hand
>corner holds them in the ram so you can start them quick and easy.
>But most don't drop the ram once you stop using them or to say put the ram back
so
>your other programs can use it.
>But the real key to get your machine to load up quick is to let windows load up
without
>all the freight cars hooked on. :)
>Once it up and moving you can add a freight car on and you will not see a slow down
>so to speak,you can download programs that will put the ram back like Ram Idle Pro.
>that will go get the ram and put it back in place so your other programs will run
>quick.
>But the key is not to load it up at boot.
>The Service Controller XP is free software and will help you take control of your
>machine.
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>Service Controller XP 2.2.61 it's free stuff
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>Service Controller XP is a handy interface that allows you to control your Windows
>(NT/2000/XP) services.
>You can instantly see which ones are running and view detailed information about
>all the standard Windows services.
>In addition, the program provides information that lets you decide whether to enable
>or disable a service.
>It prevents you from accidentally disabling critical operating system services and
>suggest whether to disable a service or not based on the use of your computer (e.g.
>Default, Gaming, Internet Gateway etc.)
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>http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4313.html
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>Plus read this web page
>Besure to click on ea. item it will tell you all about what it's for and sometimews
>how much ram it pulls.
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>http://www.blackviper.com/WIN2K/servicecfg.htm
>OR
>http://web.archive.org/web/20040210040410/www.blackviper.com/WIN2K/servicecfg.htm
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