Furthermore:
Using a Solid State Drive is going to provide a performance boost in almost all Windows 7 applications, especially when it comes to boot times. SSD’s have no moving parts and therefore are silent and more energy efficient, with the benefit of much faster access times.

The current generation of mechanical hard drives will be obsolete in the coming years, but for the time being SSDs are quite expensive. If you have the money and a high end system to improve upon, this would be an excellent choice.

neatly explained.. thank you for this info.

I run Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit on Core i7 CPU + 1 TB SSD + 12 GB DDR3 RAM and the performance is superior, very fast and stable!

Windows Rating is 9.1

it is very slow in my system next time i followed the above process to make my OS faster .thanks yaar.my laptop having 512 RAM i thought for that the Windows & is getting slow.......is it really works
I must reply after get benefit

I have windows 7 and it flies on my computer and I have not touched any settings. Runs faster than when I had XP.

Originally Posted by Bennie

You can also run dxdiag command in run found within start menu of the OS. After executing this command you will see a browser which contains different tabs within this tabs you can check and unchecked what do you wnat and what you do not. This will definitely speed up your computer speed.
Thank you.

Nice post padding for signature link buddy.

First of all, DXDIAG is just a diagnosis program and nothing more. It diagnoses various parts of your system.

I haven't had any issues but this is helpful in case I do, thanks

Originally Posted by PeterRossy

Furthermore:
Using a Solid State Drive is going to provide a performance boost in almost all Windows 7 applications, especially when it comes to boot times. SSD’s have no moving parts and therefore are silent and more energy efficient, with the benefit of much faster access times.

The current generation of mechanical hard drives will be obsolete in the coming years, but for the time being SSDs are quite expensive. If you have the money and a high end system to improve upon, this would be an excellent choice.

I'd prefer sticking to HDD, as SSD's start having massive failures after they reach their P/E cycle limits.

OK, thanks, I will have a try.

wow,it seems so useful for who have installed windows 7.But I have using window xp so many years,and I like it.

I run Windows 7 wide open and I don't have any issues with it. I think Microsoft finally got it right with this one.

Great article!

above tips are informative
but i want to add one tip also to make ur windows 7 run faster buy good configures system

That would be the best answer gets better equipment, something Pimp your memory.

All the 10 ways to speed up windows 7 are very excellent.
I read it very carefully.These are very helpful for me.