TUTORIAL: Small Processor Trick to Improve System Performance in Windows Vista

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Vishal Gupta

Microsoft MVP
Guys!

I found this nice trick and it'll help you in improving system performance of your Vista. I hvnt tried it in XP. ;)

1. Start -> Run -> msconfig
2. Goto “Boot” tab and click on “Advanced options…” button.
3. Now enable the option “Number of processors:” and select the correct no. of processors from drop-down list.
4. Now click on “OK” button and then “Apply” it.
5. It’ll require a restart and after reboot you’ll notice improvement in system performance.

Read the whole tutorial with screenshots

Tell me whether it worked for you or not? I noticed a major improvement in my Vista. :D
 
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krates

Be CoOl rAp RuLeZ !!!
for windows xp open msconfig click on boot.ini then see the advanced options

You will find /NUMPROC apply and then select one from the drop down list
 

krates

Be CoOl rAp RuLeZ !!!
that's because you have 1 processor if you have more it will display more this is to allocate the memory equally if you want all the burden on 1 you can use 1 even if you have more
 

casanova

The Frozen Nova
Thanks Vishal. Will check it out when I go back home. BTW, if it shows me no of processors as 1 should I change it to 2 as I am having a core2duo
 

gary4gar

GaurishSharma.com
@vishal
after doing the trick & restarting
there is written in side of desktop
"Windows vista(TM)
Build 6000
This copy of windows is not genuine"


however i have a OEM version of vista home which comes preinstalled
 

gxsaurav

You gave been GXified
This has no effect on Windows Vista's performance on a Pentium 4 3.06 GHz CPU with hyperthreading enabled.
 

MR.MOUSTACHE

THE SIMPLE MAN
This Screwed My Vista And Now Vista Asks Me For Activation Key Although Ive Cracked It And I Get A Royal.sys Bsod Error!!!
 

s18000rpm

ಠ_ಠ
Thanks:D

going to restart, lets see what happens:))

it works, without any problem :))

& yes Vista IS faster:D
 
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