On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 1:47 PM, Bhairitu wrote:
> Rick Archer wrote:
> I use Acronis True Image on my XP Pro machine. Everything else I use
> the free System Rescue CD which is a lean bootable version of Linux that
> can backup drives (it can also backup NTFS drives). However the latter
> is sti
Rick Archer wrote:
> Progress report: I purchased and ran
> http://www.liutilities.com/products/speedupmypc/ and it sped things up
> considerably, both boot up and general operation. I'm thinking of getting
> http://tinyurl.com/bt9cg7 for backup instead of Norton Ghost, with which
> I've been rathe
Progress report: I purchased and ran
http://www.liutilities.com/products/speedupmypc/ and it sped things up
considerably, both boot up and general operation. I'm thinking of getting
http://tinyurl.com/bt9cg7 for backup instead of Norton Ghost, with which
I've been rather dissatisfied. Anyone have a
Rick Archer wrote:
> In response to various peoples comments:
>
> We Defragged and it may have helped a bit. I run all sorts of software for
> my business that wouldn't run on those other operating systems, so I've got
> to stay with Microsoft. When we started in safe mode the boot up was pretty
>
In response to various peoples comments:
We Defragged and it may have helped a bit. I run all sorts of software for
my business that wouldn't run on those other operating systems, so I've got
to stay with Microsoft. When we started in safe mode the boot up was pretty
fast, so I must be loading app
I have Intel Core 2 Dual Ultimate on a laptop and run Vista Ultimate (point
being that it's couple years old). And it's pretty fast all things
considered. I sort of hate the additional admin necessities, but they are
good for security so it might be one of the more secure Microsoft appz.
Vista
On Jan 30, 2009, at 10:16 AM, Larry wrote:
Then I would defrag
Is that legal in Iowa?
Sal
