1. PERPORMANCE
klik kanan di my computer->properties-> advanced system setting
trus di bagian perpormance klik setting
nah langsung disable aj tuh yg kaga penting2 bgt
sisain yg bwt lo pake aj,,kl gw sisain yg ini aj:
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*Enable desktop composition (ini bwt Aero Theme)
*Enable transparent glass (bwt transparasi windows)
*Show preview and filters in folder
*Show thumbnails instead of icons
*Show window contents while dragging
*Smooth edges of screen fonts
*Use drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop
*Use visual styles on windows and buttons
NB: Ini bakal ngerubah tampilan windows lo,jadi kalo ga suka ma tampilan ini tinggal lo balikin
lagi aja ke semula,ato kl ga lo klik aj “let Windows choose what’s best for my computer”
2. FOLDER OPTION
Buka folder option
caranya buka My Document->Organize->Folder and search option
pilih bagian View
Disable lagi aj yg kaga kepake
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* Display file size information in folder tips.
* Display simple folder view in Navigation pane.
* Hide extensions for known file types.
* Show encrypted or compressed NTFS files in color.
* Show pop-up description for folder and desktop items.
yg laen juga bisa lo disable,cuman kurang berpengaruh,yg paling ngaruh yg gw kasih di atas
3. WINDOWS SERVICE
Skarang set Windows Service nya ke manual
caranya klik kanan di my computer->Manage
double klik Service and Aplication->Service
set aj ke manual biar aman,gw saranin yg ini jgn di disable,nanti malah eror lagy
double klik di Service nya trus set ke manual
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* Application Experience
* Computer Browser
* Desktop Window Manager Session Manager
* Diagnostic Policy Service
* Distributed Link Tracking Client
* Indexing service
* Offline Files
* Portable Device Enumerator Service
* Print Spooler
* ReadyBoost
* Remote Registry
* Secondary Logon
* Security Center
* Server
* System Restore
* Tablet PC Input Service
* TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service
* Themes
* Windows Error Reporting Service
* Windows Media Center Service Launcher
* Windows Search
* Windows Time
NB: Inget,,,!!!set ke manual aj,jgn di disable
4. STARTUP
Buka Run trus ketik “msconfig” tanpa tanda(”)
masuk ke bagian Startup
Lo uncek dah tuh program yg kaga penting,biar startup windows jadi enteng
contohnya : YM,Adobe,IDM,……..
pokonya sisain yg mnurut lo penting ajah trus klik Apply deh trus OK
5. SOUND
Control panel->Sound
masuk ke bagian Sounds
di sound scheme ganti Windows default jadi No Sound
ato klo lo mao,,,pilih2 aj suara yg mo lo denger,,,tapiiii
Exit Windows, Windows Logoff, Windows Logon and Start Navigation mesti set ke NONE
soalnya ini yg paling ngaruh.
6. 3rd PARTY TOOLS
Klo masih kurang ngacir bisa pake Tweak tools,,,skarang mah dah byk bgt,tinggal milih doank
di CCPB juga dah sering di share
list tweak software bwt VISTA,,
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TweakVI
Yamicsoft Vista manager
TweakVista
DTweak
Tuneup Utilities
Vista Start++
VistaTweaker
XdN Tweaker
TweakUAC
Windows Sidebar Styler
EasyBCD
VistaBootPRO
Stardock LogonStudio
Windows Vista Boot Logo Generator Beta
Folder Type Fixer
Take Control
MagicTweak
Download nya DI SINI
7. WINDOWS COMPONENT
Saran dari gw aja sey
-Install progie yg penting2 aj deh,yg jarang dipake mending ga usah di install
-Gunakan progie yg PORTABLE,biar komputer ga berat dan gampang makenya
-Pake LATEST DRIVER,,biar komputer lancar jalan nya
-UPDATE windows nya,,,,
-Ada juga yg bilang DEFRAG HDD bs nambah performance
Apa masih kurang ngacir juga????? Tambah memory aj dah yg 4 GIGA
8.CUSTOMIZE SYSTEM PROPERTIES
Biar kliatan lebih keren aj
Banyak cara bwt bikin lbih menarik,kasih photo,no tlp,naekin index experience dll.
Pake aja WINBUBBLE
_http://www.snapfiles.com/get/winbubble.html
Naekin index experience (repost ke 2001)
Code:
Start->Run->ketik ” %windir%\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore ” ENTER
Buka file .xml yg terbaru pake wordpad
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Ganti dah angkanya jadi 9.9 ato sesuka hati lo
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Tips n Trick bikin Vista TOP
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Vista Slow Network tweak
Some suggestions that may help users experiencing slow network performance are as follows:
1) Download the latest drivers for your network adapter from the manufacturers site (do not rely on the Windows Update drivers). Then, check they are configured properly by viewing the device manager settings.
2) Install the latest Windows Update patches, including Vista SP1.
3) If you use a 3rd Party firewall, be sure that it is configured correctly. For example, in Kaspersky Internet Security there is a "high speed" setting that should be ticked.
4) Try disabling Remote Differential Compression by clicking Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features. Then click Turn Windows features on and off, untick Remote Differential Compression and click OK:
5) The final thing to try would be to disable network Auto-Tuning. First, load the run box by pressing WINDOWS KEY + R and then run:
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
You will need to restart your PC after this and retry the network transfer. If speeds are still low, you can return the auto-tuning to default mode by re-running the following command:
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
Top 10 Tweaks, Tips, and Tricks for Windows Vista
1. If you’re annoyed by Internet Explorer’s incessant barking that you’ve lowered your security settings (like, if you’re a non-paranoid expert), launch “gpedit.msc” from either the Run command or Start Search field, navigate through Local Computer Policy / Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components / Internet Explorer. In the rightmost pane, double-click “Turn off the Security Settings Check feature” and set it to Enabled.
2. If Internet Explorer’s Information Bar also annoys you, you can turn it off (again) in the Group Policy Object Editor (gpedit.msc) through Local Computer Policy / Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components / Internet Explorer / Security Features. In the rightmost pane, double-click “Internet Explorer Processes” and set it to Disabled. Hallelujah!
3. I’ve just mentioned two tweaks that are buried inside the Group Policy Editor. Jim Allchin pointed out that there’s a Group Policy Settings Reference spreadsheet available. Makes for great weekend reading.
4. Read the Background on Backgrounds if you’re a performance junkie. Don’t set your wallpaper through Internet Explorer ever again! Now that Windows supports JPG wallpapers, there’s absolutely no need (or excuse) for using BMPs anymore.
5. If you insist on keeping UAC (User Account Control) turned on for yourself, you might care to make the elevation prompts a bit less visually jarring. Brandon told me about this one, even though I have UAC turned off. Launch the Local Security Policy manager (secpol.msc), and navigate through Security Settings / Local Policies / Security Options. In the rightmost pane, scroll to the bottom and double-click “User Account Control: Switch to the secure desktop when prompting for elevation.” Disable it, and you can keep UAC turned on without getting turned off by the embarrassingly craptacular Aero Basic theme.
6. Vista can send you emails! The Computer Management tool can still be accessed by right-clicking “Computer” and selecting “Manage” from the menu. However, now you can attach a task to any event. Try navigating through System Tools / Event Viewer / Windows Logs / Application. Now, go ahead and select an event - then look to the rightmost pane and click “Attach Task to This Event.” Name it whatever, describe it however, click through the next step, then in the Action step, you’ll see the “Send an e-mail” option.
7. The Windows Task Manager gives you a lot more troubleshooting information in Vista. Flip to the Processes tab, and in the View menu, click “Select Columns” and add Description, Command Line, and Image Path Name. Moreover, when you right-click a process, you can select either “Go to Service(s)” or “Open File Location.” These are all long overdue options.
8. This one’s interesting. Open up the Date and Time Control Panel applet. Flip to the “Additional Clocks” tab. There, you can configure two more clocks from different time zones. They’ll appear in the tooltip when you hover over the Taskbar clock. No additional software (or silly sidebar widgets) necessary.
9. Applicable in other versions of Windows, I’m going to throw it in here for good measure. Create a shortcut to RegSvr32.exe in your SendTo folder. To get there quickly, enter “shell:sendto” in the Run command dialog or Start Search field. Now, when you wanna register a DLL or OCX file with the system, you can select it/them and “Send To” the RegSvr32 shortcut.
10. I figured I’d round out my first set of Windows Vista tips and tricks with a tiny bit of eye candy. It doesn’t beat Picasa, but the Windows Photo Gallery is better than nothing. Once it’s indexed all your photos, click the icon next to the Search field and turn on the “Table of Contents.” That’s kinda nifty.
