How to make Windows 7 faster

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2009

How to make Windows 7 faster

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Windows 7 is not officially out yet, but there are already a lot of tricks and hacks. You may want to read these articles of mine on how to Speed up Windows 7 taskbar and how to speed up Windows 7 bootup. However, if you don’t feel comfortable among registry keys and you are afraid to mess up your brand new computer, here is a nice freeware utility which, in a couple of clicks, will make Windows 7 faster than ever and in an always perfect condition.

EnhanceMySe7en is a freeware utility which contains a series of tool to tweak, improve and make Windows 7 faster. Everything in Windows 7 will carefully optimized. From disk space to its fragmentation, from installed software to HDD temperature etc.

Here is a list of its most important features:

Identify unrecognized software.
Disable certain features safely to improve the operating system performance.
Clean, optimize and defragment Windows registry, repair incorrectly linked registry entries.
Check your hard drive under strict control. Check various hard disk parameters such as Temperature, Head Flying Height, Spin-Up Time etc.
Improve Windows 7 security.
customize system desktop, menus, toolbar and notifications settings
Network – Optimize your Internet connection speed.

If you want to know more or if you want to download it, visit the official website.

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2 Comments to “How to make Windows 7 faster”

Altech Says:
July 8th, 2009 at 4:47 am

Yeah, don’t forget to defrag the drives properly. The HDD is still the slowest component of the PC, and keeping it fragmentation free is very important. Unfortunately, the Win 7 defragger is almost as bad as Vista’s was- slow as a snail, no full GUI, and doesn’t defrag the drives completely. I don’t like it :/
Web Talk Says:
July 8th, 2009 at 6:34 am

Yes, you are right Altech. Defragmenting the HDD is one of the most important things in the end. Also, do not forget to go to Computer – right click on the partition containing the operarting system – Properties – Tools – under Error Checking, press the Check Now button. Don’t forget to tick both options (automatically fix files and scan for and attempt recovery of bad sector) Please note that these checks will be performed on next bootup and will take more than half an hour!