hmm.
you should also check to DEFRAG..
but I suppose thats just given.
also not only Program Data, application data,
And download CCleaner to keep your registry clean.

Good guide :D

On Mar 22, 2:01 am, MAD_BEAST <[email protected]> wrote:
> 1) Create 2 partitions
>
> A-B
>
> A) SYSTEM = WINDOWS
> B) Everything else = Music, games, videos, docs, pics, bla bla bla
>
> separate everything is main folders:
> Music
> Videos
> Games
> Pics
> Docs
> Stuff
> ....
> ....
>
> Name Games folder "1AGAMES"
>
> -right click on the partition D/properties/ Compress EVERYTHING
> when everyting has been compressed in D partition
> -right click on the partition D/properties/ UNcompres EVERYTHING
>
> *Pay attention the bar will show what is being uncompressed, stop the
> uncompressing proces right AFTER "1AGAMES" folder has been
> uncompressed.
>
> that way the system compresses everything EXCEPT the files in the
> "1AGAMES"
>
> why compress the other? and why not to compress "1AGAMES"? becuase
> compressed files require more processing, while simple files, apps,
> and others dont require the same ammount of resources to be calculated
>
> now everytime you install a game in the "1AGAMES" it will be
> uncompressed, but every file you place some where else will be
> compressed to save space.
>
> DO NOT COMPRESS Partition C unless you want free space but a slower
> system... therefore gaming.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Go to C folder / Organize/ Folder options/ View/ show hidden files.
> go to folder Program data and look for the folders of and unistalled
> programs, and delet them.
>
> these folders contain information of the unistalled program, but this
> info wont be deleted with the UNISTALL process.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> PEACE ON EARTH

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