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Post How to improve system performance of win98/ME/2000/XP in easy steps
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Close all open programs not being used while working. Prevent unwanted background programs from loading. Free up space on the hard drive. Scan Disk and Defragment your hard drive. Adjust system restore settings in Windows XP...


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