Having windows Xp in my system but still the speed is slow

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12May2012,10:43   #1
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hello everybody!

I just want to ask a question that i m having windows XP installed in my system but the speed of my system is quite low. Pls help me how can i improve my speed of system....
Invasive contributor
12May2012,11:50   #2
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If your pc is slow with XP then I would suggest you should look at your pc rather than the operating system. If it cannot cope properly with such an old operating system it may be time for a new or upgraded pc.
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12May2012,11:56   #3
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yeah but at this time i m not able to buy a new pc......shall i use any other operating system to operate my computer...
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12May2012,12:32   #4
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Quote:
Originally Posted by locker View Post
yeah but at this time i m not able to buy a new pc......shall i use any other operating system to operate my computer...
XP has been out of date for a long time now, and I am not sure whether Microsoft is still supporting it with updates. But XP had far less system requirements than Vista or Windows 7 and if your PC is struggling with it then you are asking an impossible question.
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29May2012,12:37   #5
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You can try this it has proved beneficial many times

Go to System Properties -- > Advanced -- > Click on Settings in the Performance Group --> and Select Adjust for Best Performance..and then click apply or close...

It will speed up your computer and give you better performance..
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29May2012,15:05   #6
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a computer will not be work that fast unless you have that good specs build inside your box. i recommend adding some Ram if your short on budget, this will increase your computers performance a bit. also try scanning your computer for malicious software running as it might cause your computer working slow.
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30May2012,00:37   #7
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You can always try the new Windows 98 SE . Is like a hurricane on 512 mb/ram machines
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31May2012,13:51   #8
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I don't know how successful this is, but apparently you can use a USB memory stick to increase the virtual RAM memory when running XP.
The full instructions can be found here:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Use-...s-virtual-RAM/
(If you click on the button to "View all steps" you may find it easier to follow, as the instructions will then be all on one page).
I haven't tried this myself, (I remembered reading about it some time ago and looked it up again) so as I said at the start, I don't know how well it works but it may be worth a try.
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14Jul2012,20:15   #9
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Just wanted to share what I am doing to my computer to make it work as it is supposed to.
I have Avast, Malwarebytes and Ccleaner running on my computer to protect and clean my computer.