How to make it better for your Windows OS (not the one embedded on your wall) to have a better start-up. I know some of you may have experienced that after your Windows OS has been loaded and reached the Desktop you’ll have to wait for all the programs to be loaded and sometimes may cause your system to suddenly hang for a while which is so time consuming and at the same time, depressing. This is happened when you install a new program on your system and some program may ask you or may not to let them load each time you start your computer and yet not all of these programs are necessarily to be loaded except for your anti-virus of course and so on. So, how can you optimize it? Simply follow these steps:
Step 1: Click the Start Menu (usually on the lower left of your screen and upper left for Windows 7)
Step 2: For XP user click RUN. For Vista and 7 user just type in the search box RUN.
Step 3: On the text area type MSCONFIG (not case sensitive). For Vista and 7 users instead of typing RUN in the search box you can directly type MSCONFIG then it will ask you a permission to access the program, just accept.
Then a window will appear named SYSTEM CONFIGURATION UTILITY.
Step 4: On the tab menu click STARTUP.
There you will see how many programs does your system load each time you start your computer, the greater the check the greater time it consume to load.
Step 5: Click the button DISABLE ALL and just check back the programs that you wanted to start automatically (specially your anti-virus)
Step 6: Click APPLY
Step 7: Click OKAY and you’re DONE!
Then it will ask you if you want to restart you computer to apply and to see the changes or you can just restart it later and it will just apply next time you turn on your computer.
Source: I learned this idea while I was studying in TESDA.
gi disable nko ni ->Intel(r) Common User Interface.
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dli ko familiar ana pero kung gi follow jud nimu ang steps ok lng. lain man pud tung start up directory na kelangan jud mismo sa system. so ok lang.
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