according to this site: http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000619.html
"Cleaning out the Prefetch folder will not improve performance. I have proved this with a stopwatch repeatedly on multiple test systems, and documented the results in Windows XP Inside Out Second Edition. In fact, emptying the Prefetch folder will actually reduce performance, because Windows has to re-create the trace files the next time you run the program."
Is it just theorically or practically we'll feel the changed different? Because one say that it's useful and another said that it isn't worth to try. So how it will be?
according to this site: http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000619.html
"Cleaning out the Prefetch folder will not improve performance. I have proved this with a stopwatch repeatedly on multiple test systems, and documented the results in Windows XP Inside Out Second Edition. In fact, emptying the Prefetch folder will actually reduce performance, because Windows has to re-create the trace files the next time you run the program."
so is there any other way dat we can improve pc s performance
Okay guys, From this 3 post which one is correct one?
Should we delete junk file or just leave it?
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Originally Posted by gianbryant
according to this site: http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000619.html
"Cleaning out the Prefetch folder will not improve performance. I have proved this with a stopwatch repeatedly on multiple test systems, and documented the results in Windows XP Inside Out Second Edition. In fact, emptying the Prefetch folder will actually reduce performance, because Windows has to re-create the trace files the next time you run the program."
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Originally Posted by apokalipse4u
Simple command to remove the junk
Ok
0pen Run :Type Prefetch ( Enter )
Now u will see lots of junks just delete them all
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Originally Posted by umat_gila
better to unable the Prefetch.....
its more useful than you delete the Prefetch file...