I hate it. - But my Wife insists on using AOL.
Do you have any tips and tricks to make it run as light and quick as possible?
I think there are a number of AOL start up programs that I can disable in CCleaner - things like that?
Its not worth destroying the marriage - so I live it with it - but I need to make it lighter and quicker on the computer.
Thanks
mk
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Dealing with AOL
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mkinaz
, May 21 2009 12:56 AM
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Posted 21 May 2009 - 12:56 AM
I hate it. - But my Wife insists on using AOL.
Do you have any tips and tricks to make it run as light and quick as possible?
I think there are a number of AOL start up programs that I can disable in CCleaner - things like that?
Its not worth destroying the marriage - so I live it with it - but I need to make it lighter and quicker on the computer.
Thanks
mk
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Posted 21 May 2009 - 07:35 AM
The best advice is do NOT install ANY software from them, it will fill your system with crud, so set it up manually, also get and use WinPatrol, it allows control over start up programs, shows you services running and protects your hosts among other things, that should help a lot with the transition, good luck.
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