re: Computer freezes
Monday, April 7, 2003 at 4:23 pm
Windows 95 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Ms. Eagle
(33507 messages posted)
Do you clear out your temporary internet files regularly? You should keep applications
running in your startup to a minimum. Everything in your startup, is constantly running
in the background. These things that should help.
First, check in the options of the programs themselves. Right-click on the icons
in the tray area, open each, go through the options to turn off the "tray" or "run
at startup" feature.
I suggest you download 98's Msconfig into your Windows\System folder. It's one of
the useful features, Windows 95 doesn't have.
Msconfig.exe
For the others, go to Start - Run, type: msconfig. Under startup tab.... Leave checked:
Systray, Load Power Profile (two), and your firewall, if you have one.
Note: Load Power Profile only if you use power saving schemes. For info. on any other
processes that you have listed, check here to see whether they're needed in your
startup.
AnswersthatWork-Tasklist
Follow Microsoft's instructions to kill the Find Fast Indexer. Do NOT renable it;
it's usless and uses a lot of resources.
Kill Find Fast
- Written in response to:
- Computer freezes (Henry Bensimon: Monday, April 7, 2003 at 1:05 pm)
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