Nothing to lose you say, now that's my sort of risk mitigation!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
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Nothing to lose you say, now that's my sort of risk mitigation!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Do you think I would get so many rep gems if I gave bad advice ? Go on, try it. Delete System32
But I want my machine to go fast! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Ah, now I see that you were keeping that piece of information all to yourself to get the upper hand! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
You are filling me with confidence abt your cache clearing tech!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Nah....Its just not necessary 95% of the time so I usually don't mention that folder. System32 is where live Windows services keep their junk. But "Program Files" only comes into play for other programs and only when they're running. So if you have a lot of non-services that run on start up, then deleting "Program Files" would also give you a boost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Well it should. Do you think I would get all those reps if I gave people wrong advice that mess up their PCs ? Think about it. Its basic common sense. That's why this site has a reputation system.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Is it as good as all of them -> http://pc-system-utilities-software-...es-review.html (e.g TuneUp Utilities 2013)?
Oh do you mean like the Recycle bin on the desktop and it needs to be manually emptied every now and again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Yeah I have a few that run on startup, so if I delete program files are you are saying my system will go way way faster???Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
How do you think such software works. They even imply it on that page:-Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
See ? Removes unnecessary files. That means System32. They don't say it because if everyone knew how simple it was, they wouldn't bother buying such software. Also, those software fix additional things that deleting System32 can't fixQuote:
In the Gain Disk Space tab, you’ll find options for removing unnecessary files, old backups and unneeded Windows functions
Exactly!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Yep...Very much so!Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
No, I don't see how that could be possible unless you gave good advise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
You sound like a rep master!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
So are you saying your way is better than theirs???Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Still don't believe me ? Here is a screenshot of my recycle bin after I delete my own System32:-
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Not necessarily. They do other optimizations that squeeze a nickel here and a dime there but my method (which they also do) gets you the big bucks in a manner of speaking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Exactly....so why are you doubting me ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Why is there 2 system32 folders in your recycle bin, do they replace themselves and cause a bigger slow down later, so you have to keep on deleting them whenever they reappear?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Ah I get it, you method is for the big buck rogers and doesn't worry abt the nickle and dime stuff!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
You do make a convincing argument!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Yea....If you want nickle and dime savings you can use those programs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
I deleted it more than once. The recycle bin in Windows...well Win7 at least, keep multiple copies of deleted stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Ha ha, and pay them for not doing much extra: what a con they are!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
So I won't have to worry about it reappearing twice like in your pic to slow me down again???Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Well you can't blame them can you ? I mean we coders have to eat too. If people are too lazy to find out how to do these things and would rather pay for software that does it, who are we to tell them otherwise ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Anything you delete would appear multiple times. But it can't do harm from inside your recycle bin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
That's the truth in fact of the matter in the case in this situation which you have so well described, which, of course, I can now see after the wool has been removed from my eyes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
I just tried deleting a file and only one copy appeared in the recycle bin, which makes me happy because it is good for the environment! Although you have me worried that those files will reappear like in your pic and then I have to delete them again and again or my system will grind to a halt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Nah...you're in panic mode. It really doesn't matter if it appears 100 times in your recycle bin as long as its in the recycle bin, you will experience better system performance, at least until the cache becomes heavy again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Did you try it yet ?
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The race took an interesting turn. In fact, perhaps not all cars made it through this particular turn, but that would just be weird.
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lol.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
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It's because it's the first of the month, I've just been tied down!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Hey, what do y'all call the Z-Axis in three dimensions? For example: x-axis would be described as the horizontal axis, the y-axis would be described as the vertical axis, so what would ze(Swedish "the") z-axis be?
I wasn't refering to you. A pit stop is not the same as being nudged into the wall at high speed.
The z-axis seems to be called the up axis in some frames of reference, and the depth axis in others. Personally, I call it the z-axis.
Okie doke. I'm doing some 3d work and for the XML comments, the summary for the z-axis will be "The depth position"
Those would be deep comments.