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Good post ordep....Ive got 45 processes running too ..........!

Windows 98 was easy to strip everything out to get the max out of an older slower processor to get the frame rate up ..........!

But like you I'm not 100 % sure what to shut down ,without unknowingly shutting off a fire wall or something else ,thats needed , but not necessarily essential for XP to work.

Cheers mark 2 for the link...the second one looks interesting.....

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Some radical (well for me it is!) stuff in there for speeding up XP (BV's website)

Some makes sense.....but turning off system restore ! .............gulp...

I used to reformat and clean boot occasionally in 98, so all essentials were backed up on CDR,s but XP has made me lazy.........Ive had to restore 3 times , due to a trojan problem......

Think I ll try some of the other things first....

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Go for it Tankus,You Know you want to. :P :P

Depending on XP home or Pro you should be able to get rid of 10-15 processes running with no ill effects, depending on your a/v, Norton uses lot of resources, Sat here full a/v, firewall, wmp 9 and IE running, on 19 processes 1 of those is taskmanager, BV's website does show an extreme configuration for gaming.

I back up with drive image before installing new progs, no need for sys restore :D :D :D

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