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06-17-2003, 12:22 AM
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XP Advice on separate profiles to improve PT performance...
I'de appreciate some advice on this... I know you can have separate Hardware profiles and turn off your NIC card in one of them.
But what I'de like to do, is to be able to sign on with one name with all normal processes running and all hardware loaded normally. But, with a second name, have most normal processes disabled at startup, so PT runs better. (With running processes OFF, I was just able to add 5 RenVerbs to a packed session that would barely play earlier today). Is there a way?...thanks, Roy
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