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I would also advise running disk defragmenter at least once a month.
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Originally Posted by Mastadex
And dont install SP2! haha.
Seriously. So far from what ive seen and tested, your computer is better of with no service packs or with SP1 at most.
You also forgot to mention: cleaning up temp files every week or so, cleaning the registry, removing unwanted/unused programs, and defragging.
I have seen ups and downs with SP2. Both up and down were with my system. I am using SP2 and now, I would say it doesn't cause me any problems, but my advice is to be careful and follow Microsoft's instructions to the letter, becasue I have seen this mess up a few PCs.
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