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Windows 7 Discussion on Windows 7 and operating it on the Dell Mini series.
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![]() May or may not be a coincidence, but my 9 now takes several minutes to shutdown, I'm going to try reversing these, other than the scheduled defrag and see if it improves. I pretty much did these as soon as I finished installing W7 so I can't say if it would have before or not.
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![]() I just went thru the entire thread and had started disabling indexing, was going to do the firefox stuff, turn off swap files, etc. It did make a difference for me when I had XP. Now I've only had Vista on the machine a day but even without the treaks in this thread it was so much better and faster. I've decided the only tweak I'll make is turning off defrag. The rest... well... like I said it is already quite snappy. I will probably also make a smaller swap file since my 16 (14) gig SSD only as 4G free.
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![]() I think this thread needs deleting, or the original post corrected/cleaned. It ranks extremely high in google searches, and suckers like myself figure it's good advice, so we follow it step-by-step. After reading 5 pages of replies, now we're told it's mostly/all crap advice??
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![]() [QUOTE=DoodleWhacker;123221]I think this thread needs deleting, or the original post corrected/cleaned. It ranks extremely high in google searches, and suckers like myself figure it's good advice, so we follow it step-by-step. After reading 5 pages of replies, now we're told it's mostly/all crap advice??
![]() First post and it's a critical one. ![]() This thread may need cleaning up but if in fact you read the entire thread there is some good info like turning off hibernate to save a gig of space. Some of us are still using small SSD drives. Oh and welcome to the forum. |
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![]() i just installed win7pro on my mini9 and found this thread from the drivers thread.
i found the information helpful but,The original post was more of a how to do the tweaks and not why you should or should not do them.so while looking for supporting information i found this: i found this blog post that addresses almost all of the original post topics written from a Microsoft windows 7 engineer perspective. It directly address win7 from a SSD standpoint. Engineering Windows 7 : Support and Q&A for Solid-State Drives my takeaway from these posts is win7 tried to address new SSD's but not all SSd's report to win7 correctly which in turn is making win7 not adjust the settings intended to be there. I know the link is long but it is worth a read before making any changes to your system. i have a 32 gb super talent ssd which while win7 loaded ok not all of the optimization win7 is suppose to do happened so i wound up doing most of the "tweeks" posted by the OP. |
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