Speeding up System through REGISTRY TRICK!!!

IFF your systems hangs too much , then speed up by using this registry trick…….

1. Click on: Start Menu
2. Go To: Run
3. Type: Regedit
4. Look For the Keys:
   HKEY_LOCAL_MECHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentConrolSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management\PrefetchParameters
5. Now Look For The DWORD KEY : ENABLEPREFETCHERA[Its Default Value Is: 3 Change The Value To: 6]

Now Close The Registery Editor And Restart Your Computer

Note: If u Change its Value to 1 It’ll b verry Slowand those who already

have 3 then nothing to worry.

i will suggest to take registry backup before applying any chnages to it.(for neewbies)

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Decreasing startup time for WINDOWS

There is a way to decrease startup time for your system, as we all just dont want to waste time in startups as they take much of time…..

1. right click on my comp
2. click on advanced
3. then click on performance and settings
4. click advanced
5. clilick on virtual memory
6. click change. The set the maximum number as double the recommended and do it for all the drives….

i have a 6 sec startup (isnt that good!)

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The wonders of Syskey

—Wonders of Syskey—

Many of us use third party software like (Winlocker, Bootlocker etc) in order to safeguard the booting process of Windows. These software snakes the system in the booting process ask for a password to continue the booting process. Some of these softwares much smarter than they look. They send user data once the system has booted though emails if the user is connected to the internet…and then, then what, your system is more or less history!!!
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This is an interesting way to increase the security of your machine further. With the help of this tip, you will need to insert a special floppy disk(if you are really outdated) that you make in order to log on. If you loose the disk, you are locked out. FOREVER!(optional)
Click on start run and then type in SYSKEY, hit return(ENTER key)

On the first window that opens you shall need to click on UPDATE.Click on UPDATE and select PASSWORD STARTUP:
Enter your desired password twice in the boxes provided and finally clicking on OK saves the settings. From the next time you boot your system a popup opens (just after the Windows XP Boot up animation) asking for password to continue.
The update window appears as below.:

If you do find this post useful, then words from readers are always welcomed!!!

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