Actually not difficult to install Wilcom 2006 + SP2 for Windows XP. Just like installing any other program applications, just that there are some small things to consider when installing the application and order.
One more thing to note is that if on a PC already installed another version of Wilcom, from the few times I have done experiments always fail when the application is run. I will not discuss it, but here I will show you how to install Wilcom 2006 for Windows XP on a fresh PC, and the Installer Wilcom 2006 which I share, I have already given the order number on each folder that shows the sequence of steps undertaken to install application :
Many Windows XP users are disappointed to see the work computer is slow and often hangs. Many reasons are behind this, one of which is the limited hardware specifications that are used, such as low spec processor, minimal RAM capacity or another. But even faced with the limitations of the hardware used, it is still possible for users of Windows XP to do tricks that make Windows XP is stable and not easily hangs by not reducing the principal functions of Windows XP itself.
One way is to disable some Windows Service is not required, but before it was done, one important thing that must be done before the backup system registry, so that if something goes wrong later, System of Windows will be restored to its original state.
How to backup the registry is: Click Start -> Run, type "regedit" and then in the menu Registry Editor click File -> Export, give the name backup.reg and click OK (Figure 1)
Disable Windows Service
Because Windows is intended for different users and tasks, then windows makes a variety of services that actually is not necessarily required. Following the services that are not often normal basis slightly though not necessarily we need it. With the switch off (disable) the service, then the computer's workload will be reduced which in turn will increase the speed of the computer itself.
Service are:
·Alerter
·Clipbook
·Computer Browser
·Distributed Link Tracking Client
·Fast User Switching
·Help and Support
·Human Interface Access Devices
·Indexing Service
·IPSEC Services
·Messenger
·Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing
·Portable Media Serial Number
·Remote Dekstop Help Session Manager
·Remote Procedure Call Locator
·Remote Registry
·Remote Registry Service
·Secondary Logon
·Routing & Remote Access
·Server
·Telnet
·TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
·Upload Manager
·Universal Plug and Play Device Host
·Wireless Zero Configuration
·Workstation
How to disable the services above are:
1. Click Start -> Run, type "services.msc"
2. Double click on the service you want to change
3. Change startup type to "Disable"
4. Restart your computer
Disable System Restore
System restore can be useful if the computer trouble, but all the saved restore points can take a fairly large room in the hard drive. System restore burden due to constantly monitor the system. By disabling System Restore, then some resources will be allocated to other things.
How to turn off System Restore is:
1. Open the Control Panel
2. Click Performance and Maintenance
3. Click System
4. Click the System Restore Tab
5. Click "Turn Off System Restore on All Drives"
6. Click "OK"
Shortcut files can be easily distinguished from the program icon, as shortcut icon has the arrow in the lower left. Indeed, this may help to distinguish between them, but you may not like it because it looks ugly, especially on the icon on the desktop. To remove it, go into regedit and go into the folder HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ Inkfile. Delete the value IsShortcut register. Then re-start Windows XP.
HOW REMOVING MSN MESSENGER A lot of people who want to know how to remove a service MSN Messenger from Windows XP.Well, here's how :
- Open explorer, on the toolbar select the Tools menu and click Folder Option. In the View Option, select "Show Hidden Files and Folders" to display files and folders are hidden files ( like image 1 and 2 )
- Look for Sysoc.inf files in the folder C:\Windows\INF and open with notepad
- Find the line that contains msmsgs=msgrocm.dll, OcEntry, msmsgs.inf hide, 7 and omit the word "hide" in the text, then save the file
- After you do this, now you can remove MSN Messenger through tha facilities of tha add/remove program in Control Panel
If using Windows XP Profesional, leave it installed, but change the setting of Windows to MSN Messenger never executed. To do this you can use GPEDIT.MSC to change setting on the facility, for disabling the startup does not make the program will not run (Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, and several web pages in Microsoft can unlock).
For that, :
- Open the Start menu and then select Run and type "gpedit.msc"
- Select Computer Configuration -> Administrative Template -> Windows Component -> Windows Messenger
- Now you can change setting on MSN Messenger activation
Note:This method is sometimes slow access to Outlook, Outlook this was due to run messenger when accessed. Fastest and easiest way to remove messenger without slowing down Outlook is changing the msmsgs.exe file name that is on the folder c:\Program Files\Messenger became another name such as "msmsgsnew.exe"
