Fast Up Memory

This can be done by unloading unused dlls's which xp leaves in the memory after an application is closed, which cause a lot of problems.

Go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AlwaysUnloadDLL

If the Dword valuse AlwaysUnloadDLL is not there create it,if its there change the setting to 1.

Tricks (Can Be Applied At Ramdom) :-

1. Fast Up Memory

2. For Processes Stability

3. For Application Stability

4. Optimse Boot Files

Explanation :-

-> If any changes are made to the system by users,o.s,software,hardware, are all updated in the registry the changes can also be seen in the registry.

-> Using the registry only the computer starts at the time of startup windows uses the registry for the information about hardware,software,and other newly made changes.

-> Our system always maintains a backup copy of the registry with which it successfully started up last time so that it can use that information during startup failures.

-> Some of the information stored in the registry is restricted to a particular startup session.

-> Windows will make changes to the registry according to the situation and user preferences, for example when a user installs a software, windows will make the changes to registry either system-wide or user specific or in some cases both. It may also provide the user the option to choose from.

-> In some special cases registry is not available as in the case of boot process where boot.ini file is used for the process.

-> Usually the registry information is stored in c:\windows or c:\WinNT (in many files in \system 32\config folder).

-> Registry can be accessed by typing regedit.exe or regedit32.exe in run which in located at the start menu.

Learn Registry(Step By Step) :-

1. What Is Registry?

2. So What Exactly Is Registry?

3. Explanation

4. Do You Know About The Structure Of Registry?

5. Values Used In the Registry

So What Exactly Is Registry?

Registry is where system stores information about hardware, o.s software, software installed by applications, preferences of the users and the preferences of the system.Now that's almost everything Naa?