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[yuio789]

Thanks Eric. Unfortunately, it is a bit too much for me. I can install and uninstall programmes, and do the necessary maintenance such as disk cleaning and defragmentation, but that is quite overwhelming.

But I do wish to ask something if I may. In the current machine with Vista Home Premium, even if I am not doing anything, there are still 63 processes running in Task Manager. I am in the process of finding out which are necessary which are not, and wish to stop the unnecessary ones. But how may I do so? If I simply click the right button and select "End Process", it will only stop that process this time. When I restart the machine, that process will be running again, I suspect. Any thought???

[emboehm]

Originally posted by yuio789
Thanks Eric. Unfortunately, it is a bit too much for me. I can install and uninstall programmes, and do the necessary maintenance such as disk cleaning and defragmentation, but that is quite overwhelming.

I understand. It is not a simple task.

But I do wish to ask something if I may. In the current machine with Vista Home Premium, even if I am not doing anything, there are still 63 processes running in Task Manager. I am in the process of finding out which are necessary which are not, and wish to stop the unnecessary ones. But how may I do so? If I simply click the right button and select "End Process", it will only stop that process this time. When I restart the machine, that process will be running again, I suspect. Any thought???

It can get a little involved to find the start up keys for programs. I t would require editing the registry and, from your comments, above, I think you might be reluctant to modify the registry.

However, I did a search on "Windows Vista performance Tuning" and turned up this guide from Microsoft

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=ab377598-a637-432c-a3c8-1607ab629201&displaylang=en&tm#filelist

I am afraid we've wandered pretty far off the topic of Qcharts. You might look at some of the other results from a search on 'Windows Vista Performance Tuning'