Slow XP Startup - Does Your Computer Have a Slow XP Startup?

[Taylor Evans]

Something funny happens the longer we use our computer. When we first
purchase our CPU it starts up in a snap. Yet as time goes by, suddenly
it takes longer and longer for the computer to power on. A slow XP
startup is not uncommon. And although the problem can be a little
complicated, there is a rather easy solution.
The Windows XP slow startup is caused by congestion in the Windows
registry. The registry contains the commands to all of your startup
programs and files. When it is congested and full of useless
information, the registry can slow windows startup dramatically.
Think of it like a traffic jam. If there are too many cars trying to
go each way then the traffic slows down. The gridlock from the
registry must be removed and this will speed up computer performance
considerably.
So how is this done exactly? The first thing is to eliminate as many
startup programs as possible from you registry. The problem is, even
if you uninstall the program the registry entry to run that software
remains! This is why the registry gets so congested and needs
maintenance. Deleting or uninstalling programs will not remove them
from the registry.
So to fix a slow XP startup you must access the registry and remove
all the useless files and programs. But before you just go in there
guns blazing let me offer a word of caution. I hope you know what you
are doing. Because if you don't, messing with the registry can cause
some serious damage. The Windows registry is a very sensitive
directory that can corrupt if the wrong files are removed.
This is why I recommend using windows registry repair software. The
program that I use will list all of your startup programs, tell you
what they are, and give you the option to remove them with a click of
the mouse. This will get your computer to startup faster than ever
before. The software will also remove redundant files and fix corrupt
registry problems that also contribute to a slow startup.
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