[Chris Gohlke]

http://tweaks.com/articles/39655/fi...-7-on-netbooks/

"Like many of you I loaded Windows 7 on my netbook and it performed just OK. It provided a huge performance improvement over Windows Vista but was not as snappy as I wanted. The key to speeding up Windows 7 on a netbook with limited resources is to turn off and disable features that you don’t need. After all, it’s a netbook and there are many Windows components that will never be used. Additionally, disabling un-needed components will extend your battery life since fewer processes will be using the CPU running in the background."

There are some great tips in this article for optimizing Windows 7 for use on a netbook.  If you are already running Windows 7, give it a shot.  If not, bookmark this site for once you get ready to upgrade. 

[Chris Gohlke]

http://tweaks.com/articles/39655/fi...-7-on-netbooks/

"Like many of you I loaded Windows 7 on my netbook and it performed just OK. It provided a huge performance improvement over Windows Vista but was not as snappy as I wanted. The key to speeding up Windows 7 on a netbook with limited resources is to turn off and disable features that you don’t need. After all, it’s a netbook and there are many Windows components that will never be used. Additionally, disabling un-needed components will extend your battery life since fewer processes will be using the CPU running in the background."

There are some great tips in this article for optimizing Windows 7 for use on a netbook.  If you are already running Windows 7, give it a shot.  If not, bookmark this site for once you get ready to upgrade.