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10, Windows ® XP ® Optimizations 3•4 Set Virtual Memory to a Fixed Size Windows uses a section of your hard drive as a “paging file” for storing and retrieving immediate data when your RAM is filled. It can help to make this file a fixed size rather than let Windows dynamically re…

22, Line 6 GEARBOX 3.5 - WINDOWS XP-VISTA AUDIO TIPS AND OPTIMIZATIONS Windows ® Vista ® Optimizations 4•8 Disable Startup Programs with the System Configuration Utility It is not recommended you use this utility unless you are familiar with the Windows XP operating system – seek the help of a technician if needed. To access the System Configuratio…

21, Windows ® Vista ® Optimizations 4•7 Checking the IDE Transfer Mode - DMA is enabled Exit all Unnecessary Applications This follows common sense – to free up more resources you should of course avoid running other programs as much as possible when running GearBox. But many Wi…

16, Windows ® Vista ® Optimizations 4•2 document. Keep in mind, Microsoft implemented UAC to prevent tampering with important settings, and you could expose some security vulnerabilities disabling it, but if you prefer to disable it you can do so. It is also possible to enable UAC again, sh…

8, Windows ® XP ® Optimizations 3•2 Go to Control Panel > System > Hardware tab > Device Manager button. Click the + symbol to the left of Sound, video and game controllers to expand it. Now right-click on your onboard sound card device, SoundBlaster Live!, or other so…

25, Windows ® Vista ® Optimizations 4•11 Backup Your Data Yes, you have heard it before, but it is easy to keep putting off the chore of backing up all that audio data. Invest in a DVD burner or external hard drive backup system if you can afford it. Losing audio data can be far …