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  1. D.Draker
    Hi , since "tips and tricks" for Vista is locked , could someone tell me an easy way (reg fix?) on how to completely disable "Performance" Monitor on Vista . I know how to do it for HDD , but I want to get rid of this anti-feature and turn it OFF completely , thank you. I know there's third party software for it , I just prefer a regfix. I hope @jaclaz already knows it !
  2. Tripredacus
    The Windows 8.1 Update will back some files up during the upgrade process. It creates a Windows.old and will backup (at least) these folders: - Perflogs - Program Files - Program Files (x86) * - Users - Windows * if using a 64bit OS So if you are using a small SSD, or are low on disk space, verify that you have enough free space for Windows to back up these folders or else the upgrade may fail with an error. I do not believe that the update verifies enough free space is available for the backup prior to making that backup and attempting to perform the upgrade.
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