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"JamesJ" wrote in message ... I don't worry about it. I just do those things for myself. I defrag, maybe once a month. I just feel the more items running slows my system down. And since I've been tweaking Vista services I've noticed my system starting faster and not having to wait for 5 minutes after the desktop shows up before I can do anything. James You need to check your startup programs, from your startup folder and registry startup keys, if you're waiting 5 minutes before you can do anything. I timed my Vista system from completely powered off to loaded a web page in IE in under 90 seconds. My XP system does the same within 3 minutes, including time it takes to process group policy settings. I defrag my XP system once a year, and I do a LOT of file processing. That's not installing/uninstalling some shareware products. That's routinely copying/deleting 1.5GB worth of data files at a time. |