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Performance Tuning for the 2007 Office System (White Paper)

Updated: 16 Dec 2008 | 5 comments
Sidd's picture
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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

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Sid

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swright111591's picture
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2008
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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.

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Dec
2008
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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

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2009
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Really worked

There is a noticable difference in performance

Pascal.KOTTE at BECHTLE's picture
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2009
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Regcleaner

I just evaluate the free TweakNow RegCleaner 4.1.1, seems really nice.

~Pascal @ Bechtle~ Do you speak French? Et utilisez Altiris: venez nous rejoindre sur le GUASF&l

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2009
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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)