Just got word from Professor@OverclockersClub.com that he's just posted another how-to guide this time for Disabling Microsoft's System File Checker in WinXP!
Here's a quote from his guide: Why you would want to disable the System File Checker? 1. It takes away from performance. Not much but those that are hardcore go after every performance tweak they can get. 2. To delete and modify any file or folder on your system. System File Checker protects a lot of junk on your hard drive. Like the Tour folder that holds the files from the "Welcome To Windows Tour" that nobody cares about. 3. To free up some extra space. System File Checker itself creates a lot of files which can gobble up hard drive space.
Disable System File Checker in WinXP
Here's a quote from his guide: Why you would want to disable the System File Checker? 1. It takes away from performance. Not much but those that are hardcore go after every performance tweak they can get. 2. To delete and modify any file or folder on your system. System File Checker protects a lot of junk on your hard drive. Like the Tour folder that holds the files from the "Welcome To Windows Tour" that nobody cares about. 3. To free up some extra space. System File Checker itself creates a lot of files which can gobble up hard drive space.
Disable System File Checker in WinXP
