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Performance Tuning for the 2007 Office System (White Paper)

Siddram's picture

Here is a white paper at www.Microsoft.com, which describes the process of performance tuning a computer running the 2007 Microsoft Office system, or preparing a computer to run the 2007 Office system.

http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=122086

Thanks
Sid

swright111591's picture

Wow, this actually really

Wow, this actually really helps. There is a noticable difference in performance. I actually found the article on my own the other day, but you really have to do some searching to find it on Microsoft's website. Thanks for the easy link.

riva11's picture

Interesting article, just

Interesting article, just for help in finding more information about this topic and others, I suggest to check directly to the Technet article.

Thanks for this helpful document.

Paolo

AltirisUser's picture

Really worked

There is a noticable difference in performance

Pascal.KOTTE's picture

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TMonster's picture

Standard Optimisation

I read that with interest, as that's what I do for all systems - not just Office.

Put the pagefile on the fastest hard-drive, sometime in it's own partition (maybe along with the TEMP folder)

Removing the pagefile, defragging and re-creating the pagefile is fine, as long as you have plenty of free space, otherwise it could be created as a fragmented file - so you would need to run pagedefrag again.

I have yet to find a registry "cleaner" that really, really, really, does clean up all the mess in there :o) but it  was interesting that Sys Internals (now owned by Microsoft) isn't compatible... hmm... better make a note of that ;o)