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Note: For optimal system speed and integrity once this is completed. Please, keep your machine at the recommended core temperature (Place a fan near the unit if necessary). O.k. Time for some sleep, Good luck once again. You can thank me with a grenade to the face! Lol!
This OS guide is now published in Steam (Under COD:WAW) and I will update it often along with the most current cfg. to assist the ever growing (COD/Steam) community. This guide works for all Windows based OS games and I will publish it (For all games) over time accordingly.
If anyone has any questions dont hesitate to ask in the comment section below. Once again, thanks for the support! :)
I have 8GB of RAM and right now my virtual memory is 4598MB. That is how much is recommended for my PC. I read that making it any higher doesn't do anything, so should I leave it as is or make it 8GB?
Got Control panel/All Control Panel Items/Performance and Tools/Advanced Tools
Both are available here.
For Virtual Memory got to:
Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows.
Select advanced from the pop up menu and it will take you to the virtual memory section. You can make your adjustments there.
For Disk Defragmentation go to:
Open Disk Defragmentation and schedule Disk Defragmentation routines for your (C) drive to daily. This will maintain your drives automatically.
Once done go back to Performance and Tools Right click and create a shortcut on your desktop. This Tool is invaluable to Windows users. You can maintain your system with ease from there.
I am glad to see this is already helping people out. Don't feel down about not being so familiar with Windows, it's every gamers dirty lil secret no matter how much tech knowledge they have. It's easy to get caught up in console commands and never think twice that it may be your OS especially if using Windows. Considering most of its feature are "Automatic"?!?! The problem is the most usefful tools aren't.
Anyway, don't hesitate to ask further if you have anymore issue. Questions will only make this guides accessability more rich to the community. Good luck and thanks for the querry. Later bro!
Thanks again!
Yeah man Step 2 is really that important. Step 2 aleviates the burden of consistant backgroud processes taking place on your CPU. Thus, if you don't follow step 2, Step 6 won't work because your CPU won't be able to fully process the task of COD in high priority due to the heavy load of your background processes. So, just go ahead and eliminate your CPU's burden by following step 2 and you'll be back in action. I know it seems daunting but, after you set a few to manual it becomes a breeze. Just remeber to read the guide as to which apply to you. The tasks I have listed there are generally ones that soak up uneccessary CPU power and also if set to maual once needed will be activated upon your request (Clicking on them when needed). Remeber if you need to access any of the programs again all you have to do is activate them again. The only services that may need activatin every now and again are Windows search (To search you Comp) and print spooler (To print). The tasks I listed are "Safe sets" and will not affect your OS at all. If you feel the need to activate them once again it as easy as _____ (Bad Pie Symbol)
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Oh also after Step 2 is com[plete, you must restart you computer for the changes to take effect. I will add that into the guide under step 2 now. Well good luck again and hang in there. You'll get the hang of it.
O.K....
I implemented the restart in step 2 of the guide so, Good luck and follow the steps. Tomorrow, I will be adding a complete cfg. section for trouble shooting within the game once any users of the guide complete the Steps for optimization. This will include a complete cfg. command list and game engine specific commands. I will explain in the guide which cfg. commands are used for in game optimization and how to enter them. This will include simple things like bringing up the command console (~) to every possible command in existance. I will be dropping this added content at approximately 4pm (Eastern). So, be prepared by following each step exactly as explained in the Windows optimization guide and I will continue to trouble shoot your issue then. L8R Bud!