Some Special Setting for Windows Xp after Installation

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After the Fresh Install of Windows XP
1. Right Click on DeskTop Click Customize Desktop in Desktop Tab
Check the Boxes of My Documents My Computer and IE

2.Right Click on My Computer in Desktop Click Properties on Advanced Tab Click
Performance > Settings
>Visual Effects > [ CLICK ] Adjust for best performance
[ Note : You can also go System Properties from Control Panel > System ]

3.On Advanced Tab Click Error Reporting >
[ CLICK ] Disable error reporting [ This is Annoying ]

4.On System Restore Tab > [ CLICK ] Turn off System Restore on all drives, it will
ask "blah blah" question CLICK YES [ No Risk, Don't Afraid ]

5.On Automatic Updates Tab > Turn off Automatic Updates. [ Another ***d thing ]

6.On Remote Tab Clear the all 2 Check Box

7.Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Click Sound Tab and Select No Sounds,
it will ask "blah blah" question CLICK NO

8.Click Run from Start Menu [ or Press Windows + R ] and type regedit
Click OK
On Registry Editor > Click Edit > Find >
Type BOOTEXECUTE Click Find Next
Right Click BOOTEXECUTE > Click Modify > Delete the whole Value Data
Click Find Next and do the same 2 appearances

9.On Registry Editor > Click Edit > Find >
Type BOOTOPTIMIZEFUNTION Click Find Next
Click on Enable >Right Click Modify > Change Y to N

10.Control Panel > Folder Options > On View Tab > Advance settings :
Check the Box Do not cache thumbnails.

11.Control Panel > Display > Screensaver Tab > Select None
[ 2 % of System Resource , Now Free ]

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