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Disable system devices

Thanks Mike,

Just for clarity, this is the change I did:

Control Panel > System > Hardware TAB > Device Manager > expand System Devices > right-click 'System speaker' > Disable

You're right there's an improvement (one less item on PCI bus).

Also try disabling 'Terminal Server Device Redirector' (which is further down the list) this will force a reboot. Its a low-level change and in my system I get improvements. Redirector seems to add overheads.

Collectively, there's more air. Brilliant!

Don't have Windows UAA stuff. On folders/explorer, I don't use it but will try it (you never know with Windows).

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