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What is the proper way of debugging a slow Windows installation?
I recently feel my Windows machine slows down a lot.
Formatting is not an option as I cannot afford the time. I diasbled all I can in msconfig
startup. I also have defraged the computer and canceled all fancy Windows graphics.
What else can be done?
Assume that my hardware cannot be changed and the System can't be formatted. I see many programs that promise to help but all of those look suspicious. I use both XP and 7
This is what I've done so far:
Windows+R ->
msconfig
-> Startup -> Disable all -> OK -> OKControl Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Performance -> Defragment -> Analyze -> Defrag
Right Click My Computer -> Properies -> Advance -> Performance -> Adjust For best Performance
Open the computer case and removed dust, as per this Microsoft guide.
- Ran CCleaner.
"Secondly, windows will run slower by time. So if you can, you should reinstall your windows." - This is completely false. My Windows 7 installation is 2 years old and runs just as fast. – None – 2012-04-01T08:25:53.913
@Mayankswami what is true on that subject is that with time more things often get installed and it often gets slower – barlop – 2012-04-01T12:30:19.600
@Mayankswami: I had trouble understanding you, could you move to a quieter place? – Lie Ryan – 2012-04-01T12:30:58.910