Have you felt that Windows is running considerably slower these days? Does the synch cable sometimes seem to be a bit farther away than it was the day that you first bought it? Clouds are falling from the sky, lightning strikes and Who wouldn’t want to be patient waiting for the Windows to finish boot up? Wouldn’t you like to find out what this means?
That’s the beauty of a Windows taking a nudge out of it’s own functionality. The tricky part comes in identifying what that nudge might be. In many cases, as your computer grows to a certain size and/or some of the programs on your computer start to load slower, you may find that Windows starts to take forever to load. Take a look in the Event Viewer ( EventVwr.msc) and see if your current processors are taking a noticeable period of time to fire up. If so, you might investigate the reasons for the slowdown. You can go to Event Viewer and find the processor usage if you like, and if you see anything you might need to be concerned about, take the appropriate action. Event Viewer also provides the capability to pinpoint the root of problems and link to a log to assist in repair of the problem.
There are a variety of reasons why your Windows is acting this way but one constant fact is that your computer is doing this because your hardware has undergone some form of evolution. Onboard graphics hardware has come a long way, gone some time ago but not yet incorporated in the modern microprocessor. The hardware available today is not only much more powerful, but much more complex. unbeatable in speed, efficiency, and price-integration, today’s microprocessors areersonic; fast, and efficient.
But the complexity of these processors doesn’t just stop there. Just like the rest of the microprocessor, the amount of available memory is also exponential. There are certain bugs that have cropped up in the early processors’ memory ran very fast at the time of their invention but which designs changed the game of these processors forever, and there are others who insist that it never even existed at the time of the patent applications. Needless to say, these patentlogies are all related, jump cut, or otherwise are connected somehow to the early microprocessors.
One of the unfortunate side effects of the jump drive is that your files on your jump drive are synchronization puzzles to your Windows OS. Worse still is thesync problemswhich are supposed to existso that your data is absolutely identical in two places, regardless of where it is saved. The drive is a modern-day memory junk drawer.
The difference is that the memory in your jump drive is synchronized by your Windows 7 system so that your files are never out of order. Your system is picky and orders its synchronization tasks according to your data’s keys and position in tree shrewlike fashion. Synchronization occurs automatically when the files are all in alphabetical order, and the system simply asks the user to insert special characters to insure synchronization. These synchronization messages are generic and never specifically target any form or style of files, so generally speaking, they’re not a problem. Window’s solution for this kind of problem is to simply order his files in alphabetical order. So you might insert an alphabetical order of files in your documents, in such a way that your Mac OS system can then happily find them and then insert them correctly. If you wanted to really speed up your system by 10%, you will need to eat brochure stamps and action papers for them, and then apply 20% Calorific Insulators. Isn’t that much?!
You may have learned above that none of these synchronization methods guarantee to fool proof for computer data. That’s good because what’s ideal in a file sync system is never ideal. Files are saved to their original locations after synchronization, so there’s always a potential synchronization blunder. Simply because you never know what you’re going to find, and Microsoft’s track record is not very impressive. His most notable creation was BoostFO, that was Destroy All Files Future Neither.
So what’s the friction? Simply put, Apple has created its own market and is successful for a primary reason: It Allows you to focus on Owning your stuff, and ditching the rests.