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Now that is an excellent suggestion for you Chris. These machines
like a new clean OS. Plus a formatted disk will allow for a TS7 clean
install also.
Another very effective thing is Go to Google.com and search for
windows 2000 tweaks or Windows XP tweaks or whatever OS you are
running. Tweak that machine then install TS7. There is so much
trash running on XP that when I installed it I thought I had a serious
problem. Tweaking it made a huge difference.
Best regards,
Jimmy Snowden
mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxx
Sunday, October 12, 2003, 11:12:48 AM, you wrote:
SNM> From: "Chris Glander" <cglander@xxxxxxxx>
SNM> Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 10:20:55 -0500
SNM> It is something computer related though since I know one guy who
SNM> claims to never have a problem. (Only 1 guy).
SNM> Hmm, I don't remember seeing a suggestion to make a full backup,
SNM> format the drive, do a full install, then ONLY add TS. Given the
SNM> price of hard drives nowdays, simply buying another drive is probably
SNM> better. There can be significant differences between upgraded OS and
SNM> full installs, not to mention the _junk_ that many people unknowingly
SNM> have on their computers. Performance problems on a clean build
SNM> indicate hardware inefficiencies.
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