Increase CPU Processor Performance
May 4, 2007 · Filed Under Configuring Vista System Settings
A default setting in the Windows Vista power setting will throttle your CPU to 50%. Change this setting to unleash your full power:
- Open your power options menu by typing Power into your Start menu search:
- Choose the High Performance radio button and close the window
There you go a quick and easy way to increase processor performance.
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Hi there I am very upset. The firewall on vista is so difficult to configure. I have yet to find something in laymans language that will help me set it up…I have it somewhat working but in the mean time got infected with a keylogger Trojan with no fix.
I am not a careless user. I never had these problems with my Xp and ZoneAlarm AVG all working and up to date. I need some help….thanks Carli
Hi Karla,
Download the free Vista firewall control software from http://www.sphinx-soft.com.
Cheers