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Tired of slow windows 7 updates Here is a workaround.

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Hello guys sorry for so much quiet time on the site I was busy with my exams so that is why it has been so quiet on my site lately but now I am back and today we are here to know about the reason for slow updates in windows 7 and a pretty easy and simple work around for it. We all know a very nasty problem in windows operating systems are their slow update scans and downloads and if you are experiencing it then not to worry you are just one of those millions user who face it daily. Updates are supposed to be fluent and frequent for security reasons and user experience reasons but if it takes a lot of time user usually start to think that what is the need its already working fine. let me tell you a simple solution on how you can save a lot of time by patching your windows operating system with the fix after all time is money. So if you are getting your update scan time in hours or even sometime days then this post is literally for you and you only. So now let’s start with th

Slow icon loading fixed by increasing icon cache.

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Hello guys today I am back with solution of a very common problem generally everyone face the slow loading of icons in windows explorer. We all are sometimes get tired of waiting for the icons to load in windows explorer the main reason for the problem is the very low cache size for the icons in windows explore which is 500Kb by default. Such a low size results in continuous clearing of the cache resulting in the slow loading of the icons. There is a very simple registry hack to counter this problem. So let us start with the solution. 1.      First of all, you need to create a backup of your system registry and for that you need to follow the instructions below. ·         Press Windows + R button on your keyboard and type in “regedit” and press enter ·         The windows registry editor will open up. Browse to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer” in left pane right click on the Explorer and click Export. ·         Browse for the path where