Vista - Speed Up the Performance of Vista

**Brink** · 07-29-2007

How to Speed Up the Performance of Vista

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Click here to read the entire tutorial

Last edited by Brink; 05-03-2009 at 03:35 AM..

**Brink** · 04-29-2009

Since it was the older free version, it is fine FLE.

**hdbg62** · 04-29-2009

OK, I'll do that. I have a question regarding defrag. On my pc, drive "c" which has a recovery partition drive "d" and Auslogics tells me it is 35% fragmented, I am unable to defrag the partition; it always shows the same fragmentation before and after. Is it not possible to do that?

**FLE** · 04-29-2009

OMG thank you sooo much I was praying that I did not get banned for that last post as I do visist here often I really like it here.

**hdbg62** · 04-29-2009

Here is the link:

http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/page38.html#Auslogics Registry Defrag

**FLE** · 04-29-2009

Cool tnx for the post hdbg62

**Brink** · 04-29-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by hdbg62

OK, I'll do that. I have a question regarding defrag. On my pc, drive "c" which has a recovery partition drive "d" and Auslogics tells me it is 35% fragmented, I am unable to defrag the partition; it always shows the same fragmentation before and after. Is it not possible to do that?

Most OEM D: recovery partitions are copy protected to help protect them. This will usually prevent using a defragmenter program on them as well.

Random · 05-18-2009

36. Change the Number of Processors Used at Boot-Up in Vista
This is done automatically, even though it is not set so.

**Brink** · 05-18-2009

Yep, that is stated in that tutorial.

Thank you.

**johnmunch** · 05-22-2009

nice one, simple yet so good, after only doing a few of the things you said my Pc is running much faster.

It's a very big thanks from me.

**Brink** · 05-22-2009

You're most welcome John.

07-29-2007
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 25,993 posts	Speed Up the Performance of Vista How to Speed Up the Performance of Vista ... Click here to read the entire tutorial Last edited by Brink; 05-03-2009 at 03:35 AM..
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04-29-2009
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 25,993 posts	Re: Speed Up the Performance of Vista Since it was the older free version, it is fine FLE.
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04-29-2009
hdbg62 Vista Home Premium 32bit 129 posts	Re: Speed Up the Performance of Vista OK, I'll do that. I have a question regarding defrag. On my pc, drive "c" which has a recovery partition drive "d" and Auslogics tells me it is 35% fragmented, I am unable to defrag the partition; it always shows the same fragmentation before and after. Is it not possible to do that?
My System Specs

04-29-2009
FLE Vista Home Premium x64 33 posts	Re: Speed Up the Performance of Vista OMG thank you sooo much I was praying that I did not get banned for that last post as I do visist here often I really like it here.
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04-29-2009
hdbg62 Vista Home Premium 32bit 129 posts	Re: Speed Up the Performance of Vista Here is the link: http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/page38.html#Auslogics Registry Defrag
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05-18-2009
Random Vista Home Premium 32bit 4 posts	Re: Speed Up the Performance of Vista 36. Change the Number of Processors Used at Boot-Up in Vista This is done automatically, even though it is not set so.
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05-22-2009
johnmunch Vista Ultimate x64 7 posts	Re: Speed Up the Performance of Vista nice one, simple yet so good, after only doing a few of the things you said my Pc is running much faster. It's a very big thanks from me.
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