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Is your computer of Windows XP slow? Take it easy; almost every computer user has the same kind of problem with their computer, just like you. At the beginning you may find that the computer freeze or halt once in a while, and then it just restart itself for no reason or even stop working.

Check these few steps below which can help you fix slow Windows XP:

1. Have you ever noticed that the more programs you install on the computer, the slower it runs? Some of the program will run automatically on the computer background and will occupy a lot of PC memory. Uninstall or remove programs you no longer use will definitely make difference to the computer performance.

2. Find out programs which occupy excessive memory, close or uninstall them. You can easily spot such programs in two ways:

Ever time you open a specific program, if you find that the Your Windows XP computer become very slow or even freeze, and the performance just back to normal as soon as you turn off that program or restart the computer. If you experienced this kind of situation, it is better to uninstall this program or go get an update for it.

Another way to find out program that consume an excessive amount of memory is to open the task manager, click the processes tab, and you can check if the program is using overmuch memory, right click to close it to see if it disappear from the process list, if it doesn't, there mush be something wrong with this program.

3. Run a free registry scan for your computer to scan out errors in the registry. Every time you install a program or a hardware in the computer, entries will be added into the registry, but these entries will not be removed even the related programs are uninstalled, they eventually become corrupted and make the Windows keeps searching for programs which don't exist, that's why your computer is getting strange pop-up error messages, that's also the main reason for Windows XP slow.

< p>Running a free registry scan will help you find out all the errors and repair them all in minutes which will fix slow Windows XP problem instantly.

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Question by Justin H: How to configure a Windows 7 computer to be a time server for a local network? How do I configure one specific Windows 7 computer on my LAN to be the time server for all other computers/devices on my LAN? Best answer for How to configure a Windows 7 computer to be a time server for a local network?:

Answer by Adrian
You can use some MS time software, but that can be a bit of a pain in the a$ $ . I would suggest looking into Tardis, a free time client, and can act as a NTP time broadcast server as well. You then load tardis clients on all machines, and everyone is in time sync after that....

Answer by CD
The designated PC needs to be running a time server service, which is not a standard offering of the OS. The facilities Microsoft provides for this service are only available for Windows Server installations. If you google "Windows time server" you can find packages like this: http://www.bytefusion.com/windows-time-server/xp-2000-time-server/ntp-windows-time-server/ntp-time-server-windows-time-server.htm When you download one of these packages, the instructions generally tell you how to point your other PCs and devices at that time server once you have it set up.

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