Running Windows on a Mac (Part 1): Lion vs. Win7 performance shootout | ITworld. This is some great information if you are considering using Boot Camp or want to use the mac without Mac OS X. Really this is for people who want to use their mac to play games.
Review: Computer and Registry Cleaners. The winner in my opinion of this list is CCleaner. It normally only takes 10 minutes for an average computer. Everyone who I have used it with has said that they enjoy the enhanced performance after a reboot of using this.
I had a friend with this problem today and your solution solved it. Thanks Devasis!
I noticed that you did not get the settings back again after restoring your system too.so i would like to show some steps which might get all your settings back which you desire
1. Go to Start Menu -> All programs -> Accessories
2. Look for command prompt and right click on that.
4. Select Run as Administrator.
3. Give the following commands in the command prompt window:
4. Reset WINSOCK entries to installation defaults: netsh winsock reset catalog
5. Reset IPv4 TCP/IP stack to installation defaults. netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log
6. Reset IPv6 TCP/IP stack to installation defaults. netsh int ipv6 reset reset.log
7. After all these restart your system and the icon will be replaced back in its place.
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Backup 05 @Digital Outback Photo. Then you want to use ChronoSync. I am trying this out for my own use and it is working pretty well. It has the amazing ability to sync between the Mac and Windows XP or Windows 7! Isn’t that wonderful?
I did for the first time tonight on an old XP system that I have a Craigslist ad for in the NY area. It said it would take a significant amount of time to do and it wasn’t kidding! With a 140 GB drive it said it will take 15 hours! So I am letting it do that now.
If I can’t find anyone who wants it, I guess I will keep it as a spare. It seems a waste to me to throw a computer away that is perfectly functional. Perhaps I could find a charity who could use an XP machine.
I have rescued old systems in past places I have worked and given them to friend and charities. I know computers can be slow, but they are still very useful tools.
