Hello, dear friends!
Despite the fact that Windows 7, and so much faster than the old Windows XP, many users complain that it loads slowly. I’m not going to persuade you that the “seven” is normal and quickly loaded: if you think that slowly, then so be it. To help keep your precious brain cells, I will tell you how to further speed up the system. Now!
speed up the system is possible with the small memory dump. What is it – you can hardly understand, but, nevertheless, try to explain. Small memory dump – it’s kind of a secretary who records the least amount of useful information that is needed in case of system failure or conflict. In short, thanks to these records, the system determines the problem. Still not very clear? Well, not “Steam”: over time, necessarily comes!
Now the main thing. If you set the “default” small memory dump file, your system will boot faster. Here’s how: perform algorithm “Start”, then direct the cursor on the icon “My Computer” and click the right mouse button. This opens a context menu where you select the line “Properties.” Next, you will have access to the window “system” in which, on the left is a list of features, and select the line “Advanced system settings”. Click on this line. You get into the “System Properties”. Then, you click on the liner “Advanced” and below (third row) find this inscription “Startup and Recovery.” Just below this line there is a virtual button “Options” – click on it. You spill over into the “Startup and Recovery.” In this window, look for the words “Small memory dump”. Click on it. All. Now your system will boot faster!
If someone does not understand what “feature” of this method of acceleration, I explain the acceleration of the system boot is due to use when writing very small amount of information! Incidentally, the difference in speed so you can check: note the time on startup, then change the setting of small dump again and pinpoint. You’ll see how boot-up time – at least seconds to 7-10!
That’s all. Good luck and see you soon for new articles!
