Speed Up Windows Vista

By in 61221 on June 24th, 2008

Speed Up Windows Vista

It is normal for us to want our computers running at an optimal level, and this time round here’s a tip for those who rock on to Windows Vista. Apparently Windows Vista occupies a single CPU to boot itself by default, and it doesn’t matter whether you’re using a dual- or quad-core setup. In order to speed things up, you must enable multi-core booting by running msconfig from the Start Search box, click the “Boot”

tab, check “Number of processors,” and change the drop-down box to fit your processor. Has anyone tried this method themselves, and what do you think of it? Is the performance boost (if any) a spectacular or negligible one?

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