Make Your Computer Faster - Prefetch Folder
From Wikipedia:
"The Prefetcher is a component of versions of Microsoft Windows starting with Windows XP. It is a component of the Memory manager that speeds up the Windows boot process, and shortens the amount of time it takes to start up programs. In Windows Vista, SuperFetch and ReadyBoost [1] extend upon the prefetcher and attempt to accelerate application and boot launch times respectively by monitoring and adapting to usage patterns over periods of time and loading the majority of the files and data needed by them into memory so that they can be accessed very quickly when needed."
PC Answers in their recent magazine (PCA 177) said emptying the Prefetch folder can help to reduce the boot time. However, if you read on Wikipedia, emptying the Prefecth folder does not makes your computer to boot faster.
In my opinion, it's best for us to test it on our computer so we can see if emptying the Prefetch folder will increase your computer performance or not. In my case, it does not reduce my boot time. So, emptying the Prefetch folder does not work for me. Try it yourself, maybe it'll work on your system.
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