computer

[zac888]

my computer is full of stuff an is still fast.

[n2oboost1]

Such a wonderful post, my laptop is fast, and is crammed full of stuff too!

[Goblin]

Wow, man, that's, like, AWESOME how did you do it?!

[Roberts2007]

Words cannot describe

How...

Utterly stunned and amazed i am at this revelation

I mean, there it was, top of my agenda of things to do "check everyones computers to see if they still work brilliantly when crammed with stuff", and now, you've helped me greatly

I thank you, from the bottom of my heart


seriously though, rofl at you

[Angdvl089]

My laptop is crammed full of stuff and it's still slow.

[Moses]

my pc is not crammed full of stuff and is still slow!

[benniemc]

You must be running Linux!

[Butcher]

Heh, mines fine but im reinstalling on friday since indesign is being an ass....i know there is probably a simpler way to sort it but i have reinstalled it 3 times now taking 3 hours per time (SLOW installer) that and other little glitches my computer has developed over the two month time i have had this install

[benniemc]

Heh, mines fine but im reinstalling on friday since indesign is being an ass....i know there is probably a simpler way to sort it but i have reinstalled it 3 times now taking 3 hours per time (SLOW installer) that and other little glitches my computer has developed over the two month time i have had this install

Once you get it the way you like it, Image it, and then restore the image.

That'll take all of 30 minutes. Just create a boot cd with Drive Image XML on it before you do anything.

Create a boot cd info

Backup your computer by making an image of your hard drive

Also for Indesign performance, set the Scratch space on a Second HDD opposite from the System Page file. If you have one, that is.

[Angdvl089]

Wait, can you create a boot cd with everything you have on your HDD at the moment?