Optimization Question

[flapflap]

I read somewhere here that people were having problems after optimizing their system,so now I'm afraid to let ASC optimize mine.Here is some screenshots of what it wants to change.Can someone tell me if it will be ok to let it make the changes.

[TheProfileth]

Um... these are things that you do not have to change, you know that right? And from what I see it looks like you have it on High Performance mode. So if you want a higher powered but slightly less compatible computer then go ahead, if worse comes to worse you can just change back, or if you want it to never change anything go to settings and set computer type to basic.

[detailer]

Go Ahead

 

Hi flapflap-You would be ok with those changes and probably pick up a bit of speed.And as TheProfileth points out,those windows changes are easily reverted through system services.I run my settings at "top performance"(home user)and rarely have to go in for an "enable".Happy Holidays

[flapflap]

Um... these are things that you do not have to change, you know that right? And from what I see it looks like you have it on High Performance mode. So if you want a higher powered but slightly less compatible computer then go ahead, if worse comes to worse you can just change back, or if you want it to never change anything go to settings and set computer type to basic.

I know I don't have to change them,but ASC recommends changing them,so I was just curious if I should do it.I don't have it set to Top Performance ,I have it set to Daily Use(Home User).;-)

[IcyFrostPyro]

I know I don't have to change them,but ASC recommends changing them,so I was just curious if I should do it.I don't have it set to Top Performance ,I have it set to Daily Use(Home User).;-)

 

 

 

 

honestly.... i wouldnt. unless of course, you computer is very slow. then you can go ahead, as if it goes boom you are overdue for a new one anyway. but most likely not, as the problems are just some in lots(thousands?) of users.