THE WINDOWS XP PRO TIPS, TRICKS, AND
SECRETS SITE.
This site brings you tips, tricks, and how-to's on fine tuning
system performance for Windows XP. Find solutions for slow boots,
internet/network speed, Windows XP customization, security, and
many common XP problems. (133 tips as of 2/15/2002)
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It is very important to learn Windows
XP Basics. They come so handy that it would be hard to have
a life without them and you will wonder how could you have lived
not knowing them.
Check out all available Downloads
for XP. Even though Powertoys are not available at the moment,
there are many other tools that are equally important. I recently
downloaded
Borrland Delphi 6 Personal Edition. Its Free and is an excellant
RAD (Rapid Application Development) Tool.
Click here learn all about Powerful
XP Tools
A good example is global policy editor (GPEDIT.MSC) which even though
powerful is not mentioned as a link to start menu. There are many
more windows and command environment tool that can save you a lot
of time and money.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: Many of the tips mentioned on this site
deal with modifying or updating your system registry. I can not
say enougth about importance of registry and why its is crucial
for smooth running of the system. Hence before doing anything
with registry, It is very important that you take a backup of
registry. Here is a good article from microsoft on registry
maintenance. Remember even a minor mistake in registry could
render your system un-usable or will cause it to stop or crash.
We are not responsible for any such damage that may occur directly
or indirectly as a result of your applying these changes. Use
at your own risk