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| Clean Prefetch To Boost Performance |
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| Written by windowsxp550 | |
| Sunday, 08 January 2006 | |
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Or Close Windows XP, by default, caches the files that are used during the system boot. It does this to store data in the memory in order to be able to boot faster. Prefetch files can begin to build up and should be deleted out once in awhile. Follow this Guide to Do that.
Click  ,
then 
Type prefetch then click  
A window will open up with a bunch of files. All of these files are prefetch files. Simply, click CONTROL + A to select all files,
Then hit Delete, then Enter.
Then hit Yes. You have now successfully cleaned up your prefetch files. This guide was written by Jason LeDuc. Copyright © 2005-2006. All rights reserved.
Want More XP Guides Like This One? Check Out Windows XP Powerups written by Jason LeDuc.
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  written by patricio, February 12, 2007
that's not true u should never delete the prefetch files.once deleted,programs will take much longer to open,as if u JUST installed them.besides,the prefetch files clean themselves out after a while.my opinion,leave these files alone,deleting them SLOWS DOWN ur computer not speed it up
written by Guest, March 12, 2006
thanks
written by Guest, February 24, 2006
:grin ..Very good
written by Guest, January 21, 2006
thanks for the help
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