**Baddass' Guide to Windows Performance, Optimization, Security and Tweaking**

Great post mate, still valid for xp users mostly - I think adaware died some time ago.. RIP - I mean it's still about but it's been superseded by a good av and malwarebytes.
 
Just wanted to know. What about using the "ReadyBoost" feature that is currently implimented in both vista and win 7. Is it useful for helping to speed up your system also could it be used instead of a paging file?
 
Probably already mentioned but..

http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/12/30/how-to-disable-and-turn-off-uac-in-windows-7/

The user interface of User Account Control (UAC) settings in Windows 7 has changed to reflect the move to make UAC less annoying, more user control and more user friendlier approach. In Windows 7, the UAC has a slider bar which allows users to configure and select which level of notification (and hence protection against unauthorized and malicious access) they want. With the fine-tuning of UAC, the wording ‘disable’ or ‘turn off’ is no longer available. So how can you disable UAC? Or at least, how can you turn off the notification prompt or pop-up so that they appear less regularly?
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Is this thread needed anymore(stickied)?, it's still stuck on XP with no information regarding vista or windows 7 :D
 
What parts of this is compatible with Win 7? Obviously the anti-virus (though quite outdated) and the first few steps for setting up windows, what else, if any?
 
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