Is there a programme ..........

2006-09-22 07:08:17

#1

Knight`UK: Lollerstorycarpark; +371|7028|England

Is there a programme i can use to stop all the un-needed crap running in the background when iam playing bf2 ??

I do crt-alt-delte and there's about 40 processes running and i dont know which ones to stop me a pc nubejee .

2006-09-22 07:09:41

#2

Psycho: Member since 2005; +44|7224|Kansas, USA

EndItAll

2006-09-22 07:11:15

#3

Knight`UK: Lollerstorycarpark; +371|7028|England

Thanks

2006-09-22 07:13:37

#4

Use0fWeapons: Get repairs here; +60|6981|Doncaster - UK

will this help you know what can be stopped without adversely effecting the system during the game.

I leave stuff running that i cant identify, but i am certain some of it could go?

2006-09-22 07:19:02

#5

Jussimies: Finnish commander whore; +76|7032|Finland

Use0fWeapons wrote:
I leave stuff running that i cant identify.

If you end the wrong task, all of your shotcuts from desktop will disappear. If this happens you just need to reboot.

2006-09-22 07:38:52

#6

doneyone: Member; +30|7003|Holland Hardcore

ctrl+alt+del+5 beers+weed will do the trick

2006-09-22 09:51:12

#7

cosworth1983: Member; +21|6933|Enschede / Netherlands

just go to START,,,,run,,,, and type msconfig.
then click on the startup button, the 1 on the right.
Then you see a list of thing that runs in te background all the time. just unmark the ones you dont need, and presto, your pc is 25% faster as before.

Greetz

2006-09-22 15:26:21

#8

swedge: Member; +23|6906|haggis hill

ive got mine down to 21 processes 225 pf usage 1.5gb memory

2006-09-22 19:11:20

#9

{XpLiCiTxX}: Ohh skeet skeet; +143|6918|New York

cosworth1983 wrote:
just go to START,,,,run,,,, and type msconfig.
then click on the startup button, the 1 on the right.
Then you see a list of thing that runs in te background all the time. just unmark the ones you dont need, and presto, your pc is 25% faster as before.

Greetz

Holy fucking balls did I have a lot of crap running... Thanks for that help, I'm suprised I never did that until now.

2006-09-23 02:25:44

#10

pippin_death: Devon Dweller; +36|7035|Devon, England

This will help

Step 1: Start> Run

Step 2: Type in:msconfig

Step 3: Press the Tab: Start Up

Step 4: Untick all the things you dont want running

This will stop unwanted programmes in the start up thus improving start up speed and RAM

2006-09-23 02:28:26

#11

liquidat0r: wtf.; +2,223|7075|UK

pippin_death wrote:
This will help

Step 1: Start> Run

Step 2: Type in:msconfig

Step 3: Press the Tab: Start Up

Step 4: Untick all the things you dont want running

This will stop unwanted programmes in the start up thus improving start up speed and RAM

Precisely

Getting Enditall means that you also have enditall.exe running... pointless

2006-09-23 02:54:19

#12

diglow~Flow: Member; +32|7074|British Columbia, Canada

Theres when Dual core comes in ! hehe

2006-09-23 03:04:21

#13

bob_6012: Resident M-14 fanatic; +59|7103|Lancaster Ohio, USA

Um...I do believe there is something referring to this in the manual that came with BF2, it's in there towards the back if I'm not mistaken. Don't shut down anything under the user name system, network service or local service. I don't know if you'll have all of those but I do. From there the only ones you're supposed to leave running are taskmanager and explorer. I leave a few others running like the application for my wireless mouse and a few other ones that you probably don't have. Hope that helps out.

2006-09-23 03:12:27

#14

trevoraj: who?!?!; +3|7082|London

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open task manager, processes

type an image name into the process search box, and it will tell you if it's safe to stop this process. If it is something totally useless, then disable it using msconfig

Last edited by trevoraj (2006-09-23 03:19:16)

2006-09-23 04:37:54