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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sihina_lahiru" data-source="post: 7240828" data-attributes="member: 149577">The Best Computer Tips and Tricks:  System Tweaks                                                                                            Disable System RestoreYou can gain a lot of drive space by disabling System Restore. (You  should already have a backup regimen in place before you do this.) In  Vista, right-click My Computer, select Advanced system settings, click  the System Protection tab, and uncheck any drives. In XP, right-click My  Computer, then under System Tasks, click on "View system information."  Click on the System Restore tab and click the box next to "Turn off  System Restore on all drives" to disable it.Configure Windows UpdateWindows Update is great, but if it's set on autopilot, it will download  updates that require a reboot, then pester you forever to install them,  and eventually reboot on its own. Change the Windows Update settings (in  the Windows Security section of the Control Panel) to download updates  but ask you whether to install them.Disable Delete ConfirmationYou can disable the confirmation that pops up whenever you delete  something by right-clicking the Recycle Bin and selecting Properties.  Uncheck the delete confirmation box, click Apply and then OK, and you're  done. Also, you can bypass the Recycle Bin entirely by holding down the  Shift key while deleting files.Disable Windows AnimationsSliding Window animations look cool, but you can improve system  performance by disabling them completely. Right-click My Computer and go  to Properties. In Vista, select Advanced system settings, or click the  Advanced tab in XP. Click Settings in the performance box and uncheck  any box that says animate, slide, or fade.Create a Custom ToolbarIf you're constantly accessing a particular folder, you can add it to  your taskbar for quick access. Right-click the taskbar and scroll to  Toolbars, then select New Toolbar. It will open an Explorer window, so  browse to your folder and select it. It's also handy to add My Computer  as a toolbar.</blockquote>

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