I'm trying to get my P.C. to load and start programs faster.
I know some of the tricks like Run 'msconfig', etc.
Pentium 2 Desktop, Windows 98, 384 RAM (with no programs running I only have 275 MB, User Resources 74%, System Resources 74%, GDI 89%)
1st. I inhereted this P.C from someone and noticed when the computer is starting up I see something like this 'C: SET CLASSPATH = C:\Program Files\HEAT\Navbar' I think HEAT is some kind of interactive game played over the Net. Could this be eating up my RAM? I couldn't find it in Add/Remove Programs. I was thinking of just deleting it, but paranoid of it affecting another program.
2nd. I saw in a recent post someone suggesting to go to C:\windows\temp and delete everything in that folder. When I attempted that it said the folder 'Cookies' may prevent other programs from running, also the folder contained apps(.exe) files, so again paranoid of causing other problems.
There was a 3rd. question but it slipped my mind.
I know it may seem that I have lots of RAM, but as a web developer/designer, I normally have 8 - 12 windows open at any given time.
Thanks alot in advance.
I know some of the tricks like Run 'msconfig', etc.
Pentium 2 Desktop, Windows 98, 384 RAM (with no programs running I only have 275 MB, User Resources 74%, System Resources 74%, GDI 89%)
1st. I inhereted this P.C from someone and noticed when the computer is starting up I see something like this 'C: SET CLASSPATH = C:\Program Files\HEAT\Navbar' I think HEAT is some kind of interactive game played over the Net. Could this be eating up my RAM? I couldn't find it in Add/Remove Programs. I was thinking of just deleting it, but paranoid of it affecting another program.
2nd. I saw in a recent post someone suggesting to go to C:\windows\temp and delete everything in that folder. When I attempted that it said the folder 'Cookies' may prevent other programs from running, also the folder contained apps(.exe) files, so again paranoid of causing other problems.
There was a 3rd. question but it slipped my mind.
I know it may seem that I have lots of RAM, but as a web developer/designer, I normally have 8 - 12 windows open at any given time.
Thanks alot in advance.