chPrivacy[6]=Temporary Internet files are essentially a log of everything you've viewed on the Web.This tweak enable IE to automatically empty the Temporary Internet Files folder each time you close the browser.
chSM[13]=This tweak adds "Empty Recycle Bin" command to the Context menu.
chSM[12]=This tweak adds "Encrypt" and "Decrypt" commands to the Context menu.
chSoftware[9]=This restriction is used to disable the ability to run startup programs specified in the registry on Windows start-up.
chSoftware[15]=This restriction is used to disable the ability to run startup programs specified in the registry on Windows start-up.
chSoftware[16]=This restriction is used to disable the ability to run startup programs specified in the registry on Windows start-up.
chSoftware[17]=This restriction is used to disable the ability to run startup programs specified in the registry on Windows start-up.
chExplorer[6]=This restriction allows you to disable the use of the Windows hotkey combinations that provide shortcuts to the Start Menu and task swapping.
chDE[14]=This tweak will remove problem with 100% CPU usage when you click AVI files.Required Windows XP SP1.
chVD[5]=Disables extra MMX extensions support for Intel Pentium,Pentium Pro,Pentium II,Pentium III,Pentium IV CPUs.
chVD[6]=Disables AGP support.
chVD[7]=Disables Wider Surfaces support.3D Wide Surfaces support on newer PCI/AGP video controllers that support this feature(3dfx Banshee/Voodoo, NVidia TNT/GeForce,S3 Savage,Matrox,ATI Rage/Fury/MAXX/Radeon)
chVD[8]=This tweak disables dual-head video card debugging.
chVD[9]=Enables Print Screen capture.
chVD[10]=Enables ModeX support for 320x200 (EGA) on older video cards that may present incompatibilities in this low resolution mode.
chVD[11]=Enables the display of frame rate for Direct3D applications that support this feature, and available only on Direct3D compatible video cards.Note that this setting may slow down your Direct3D applications.
chVD[12]=Enable software emulation layer for older video cards.
chVD[13]=Force use of long-duration locks on video memory.
chVD[14]=Disable long-duration locks on video memory.
chVD[15]=Disables enhanced DirectX 6/7/8 3D features on all PCI/AGP 3D video accelerators.It is strongly recommended to keep this setting enabled for maximum performance in Direct3D applications.
chVD[16]=Disables the use of Hardware Acceleration on all PCI/AGP 3D video cards
chMP[4]=This tweak hides Network Tab in Media Player's Options.
chSM[11]=This tweak adds "Explore from here" command to the Context Menu.
lblSpec[20]=Choose drive to convert, click Convert and follow the instructions in command prompt.
chIE[4]=With this tweak you can increase the the number of max downloads to 10.
chOE[4]=With this tweak you can minimize Outlook XP to the System Tray / Taskbar.
chSystem[1]=With this tweak you can disable programs installation (with an .msi extension) from removable media, such as CD-ROMs, Floppy disks, and DVDs.
chPrivacy[5]=With this tweak you can disable Recent Documents feature in Windows.
chPrivacy[2]=With this tweak you can enable or disable clear of recent documents upon exit.
chPrivacy[4]=With this tweak you can prevent anonymous log on access to all resources, with the exception of resources the anonymous user may have explicitly been given access to.
chPrivacy[3]=This option removes Shared Doc's from My Computer
chSM[10]=This tweak hides all Tray Items
chSM[9]=This tweak hides the Taskbar Clock
chSM[8]=Windows sometimes offers tips and advice to new users by opening a balloon window from the taskbar. The feature can disabled using this tweak.
chPrivacy[1]=This setting stops Windows from recording user tracking information including which applications a user runs and which files and documents are being accessed.
chPrivacy[0]=After you apply this tweak Windows stop report you about errors.
xFrame[0]=With this tweak you can copy Recovery Console from Windows XP Installation CD to your Hard Drive
chTS[3]=This tweak restricts changes to the run command and disables the Browse button in the Task Scheduler properties.
chTS[4]=This tweak allow you to restrict the creation of items in Task Scheduler.
chTS[5]=This tweak allow you to restrict the deletion of items in Task Scheduler.
chTS[2]=This tweak restricts users from changing the properties of an existing item in Task Scheduler.
chTS[1]=This tweak removes the "Open advanced properties for this task when I click Finish" checkbox from the task creation wizard. This should be enabled to simplify the process for novice users.
chTS[0]=This tweak disables the ability to drag and drop programs into the Scheduled Tasks folder. This also disables the functionality of the Cut, Copy and Paste shortcut items.
chOE[0]=This tweak disables the ability for users to create or modify any mail, news or directory accounts in Outlook Express.
chOE[2]=With this tweak you can hide or show Outlook Bar
chOE[3]=With this tweak you can hide or show Outlook Status Bar
xFrame[1]=Click to uninstall Microsoft Windows Messanger
chOE[1]=With this tweak you can remove Windows Messenger from Outlook Express
chMP[5]=This tweak allows you to define and lock the Windows Media Player skin. In addition the user cannot switch the player to full mode or use any features that are not available within the specified skin.
chMP[1]=This tweak allows you to use Microsoft Media Player to Play and Open DVDs.
chMP[2]=This tweak allows you to disable the automatic Media Player upgrade message that appears when a new version of the player has been released.
chMP[0]=This restriction prevents audio and video codecs from being downloaded in Windows Media Player. When enabled it also restricts the ability to re-enable downloads.
xFrame[2]=With this tweak you can enable MP3 encoding in Windows Media Player
chMP[3]=With this tweak you can enable MP3 encoding in Windows Media Player
chMSO[2]=When Excel formats a date, it uses one of several default formats, the most common is the system short date (yy). Therefore when a user types a 4-digit year (yyyy) date in Excel, it may be displayed in a 2-digit year (yy) format. This tweak changes to default the 4-digit format.
chMSO[7]=This tweak causes Microsoft office to use the standard system font for the user interface instead of the default Office font.
chMSO[6]=When you copy multiple items in any of the Microsoft Office programs, the Office Clipboard appears, allowing you to collect and paste multiple items stored in the toolbar. This tweak allows you to prevent the toolbar from automatically appearing.
chMSO[3]=Microsoft Office 2000 introduced personalized menus (or adaptive menus) that remembers which items you use regularly and hides items you don't. This tweak allows you to enable or control this functionality.
chMSO[0]=Office 2000 normally attempts to cache user authentication information when establishing connections with external data sources. Because the password is saved into a text file, this creates a potential security problem.
chMSO[4]=Multi-user editing is a new feature in Word 2002 and Office XP which allows you to open a document that is locked for editing by another user, edit a local copy of the document, and then merge those changes into the original document.
lblSpec[51]=This tweak lets you modify the amount of undo history information that Excel will track. Increasing this value allows you to undo more than the default number of changes.
chIE[5]=When an Internet Explorer detects an error on a page it has the ability to launch a script debugger to diagnose the problem. This setting controls the use of the Internet Explorer script debugging functions.
chIE[7]=With this tweak you can prevent IE from error reporting
chIE[6]=This tweak is used to disable download completion notification in Internet Explorer.
xFrame[3]=This setting is used to specify which directory should be used as the default location to save downloaded files retrieved using Internet Explorer.
xFrame[4]=This tweak allows you to customize Internet Explorer by using your own window title. For example you could rename IE to 'My Browser' or anything else you like!
chIE[0]=This restriction disables the ability to save complete web pages including images, scripts, linked files and other elements in Internet Explorer.
chIE[1]=Internet Explorer has a feature that automatically hides site that are rarely visited from the Favorites menu. This setting allows you to enable or disable the personalized menu feature.
chIE[2]=By default Internet Explorer will show a friendly version of any HTTP errors it receives, for example Error 404 Page Moved. This tweak controls that functionality allowing it to be enabled or disabled.
chIE[3]=Usually when you click on the New menu in Internet Explorer it is expanded to include options like New Window, Message, Post and Internet Call. Using this tweak will stop the menu expanding and therefore only display the "New Window" option.
chIE[13]=This tweak allows you to diable the use of the custom search page in Internet Explorer.
chIE[8]=This tweak controls whether an expanded or smaller dialog box is shown when a site is added to the Internet Explorer favorites.
chIE[10]=This tweak controls whether the smooth scrolling function is used in Internet Explorer to increase the readability while navigating a page.
chIE[9]=This tweak controls whether Internet Explorer attempts to automatically resize an image to fit within the window.
xFrame[6]=Windows can be configured to automatically disconnect idle LAN sessions are a set number of minutes.
xFrame[5]=Specifies how often a non-hidden server announces itself to the network. More frequent announcements keep client server tables more up to date, but may increase network overhead and processing on client computers, because the clients must process every announcement.
chClient[0]=If this tweak is enabled, when users with roaming profiles log off, the system will delete the cached copy of their roaming profile. This will help to save disk space where that are lots of roaming users.
chClient[1]=This tweak controls whether new network mappings should be created as persistent connections that are automatically reconnected at logon.
chServ[2]=When this option is enabled, the print spooler does not send shared printer information to other print servers.
chServ[1]=This tweak controls whether Windows should automatically attempt to locate available file shares and printers by crawling the local network.
chServ[0]=This value disables that automatic cache updated from the DNS root servers. Useful when there is a problem with the root servers, or if you wish to completely control DNS updates.
xFrame[8]=Specifies the default Time To Live (TTL) value set in the header of outgoing IP packets. The TTL determines the maximum amount of time an IP packet may live in the network without reaching its destination. It is effectively a limit on the number of routers an IP packet may pass through before being discarded.
xFrame[9]=This parameter determines the number of times TCP will retransmit a connect request (SYN) before aborting the attempt. The retransmission timeout is doubled with each successive retransmission in a given connect attempt.
xFrame[10]=This parameter determines the maximum TCP receive window size offered by the system. The receive window specifies the number of bytes a sender may transmit without receiving an acknowledgment.
xFrame[7]=This parameter controls the number of times TCP will retransmit an individual data segment (not connection request segments) before aborting the connection.
chProtocol[5]=This tweak specifies whether Windows should automatically detect and use an alternate gateway in the event of transmiting a segment several times without receiving a response.
chProtocol[4]=Enabling this tweak forces TCP/IP to transmit Ethernet packets using 802.3 SNAP encoding. By default, the stack transmits packets in DIX Ethernet format. It will always receive both formats.
chProtocol[2]=Enabling the tweak causes TCP to attempt to discover the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU or largest packet size) over the path to a remote host. By discovering the Path MTU and limiting TCP segments to this size, TCP can eliminate fragmentation at routers along the path that connect networks with different MTUs.
chProtocol[1]=Specifies whether the stack will attempt to detect Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) routers that do not send back ICMP fragmentation-needed messages.
chProtocol[0]=Windows 2000 supports dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) updates and is enabled by default for Windows 2000 DNS clients. This setting allows you to control whether network adapters should send updates.
chInternet[2]=If remote connections are enabled in Windows, the system may try to initiate an Internet connection at Windows startup or at the start of many applications. This setting disables that behaviour.
chInternet[1]=Use these settings with your Cable Modem or DSL broadband Internet connection, to boost network throughput performance with Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
chNet[2]=Windows will normally attempt to detect the time-out on network links to determine their speed (high or low). This functionality can be disabled if Windows is having problems determining the speed of your link.
chNet[1]=When you browse a Windows 9x/Me machine from a Windows 2000/XP computer extra time is taken to determine if scheduled tasks are enabled on the destination computer.
chNet[0]=If you have two or more network cards in your system this setting allows you to distribute the number of connections, or sessions among the adapters according to a randomizing algorithm.
xFrame[11]=This tweaks determines whether data in your drive(s) is accessible to other users.
chSystem[0]=By default if the Windows user interface or one of its components fails, the interface is restarted automatically, the can be changed so that you must restart the interface by logging off and logging on again manually.
chSystem[2]=In Windows the core operating system libraries are kept in virtual memory and shared between the programs running on the system. This has exposed a vulnerability that could allow a user to gain administrative privileges on the computer the user is interactively logged onto.
chSystem[3]=The Windows event log contains records documenting application, security and system events taking place on the machine. As these logs can contain sensitive data this tweak allows you to restrict access to administrators and system accounts only.
chSoftware[14]=This tweak disables the ability to run the registry editing tools Regedit.exe or Regedt32.exe interactively.
xFrame[12]=These restrictions disable the ability for users to change the location of user-specific folders such as My Documents, My Pictures, My Music and Favorites.
chSoftware[13]=These restrictions disable the ability for users to change the location of user-specific folders such as My Documents, My Pictures, My Music and Favorites.
chSoftware[12]=These restrictions disable the ability for users to change the location of user-specific folders such as My Documents, My Pictures, My Music and Favorites.
chSoftware[11]=These restrictions disable the ability for users to change the location of user-specific folders such as My Documents, My Pictures, My Music and Favorites.
chSoftware[10]=These restrictions disable the ability for users to change the location of user-specific folders such as My Documents, My Pictures, My Music and Favorites.
chSoftware[8]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[7]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[6]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[5]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[4]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[3]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[2]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[1]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
chSoftware[0]=These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
xFrame[14]=A time limit can be enforced on the period available to logon via remote access before the connection is terminated.
chLogin[7]=Windows includes a feature that allows you to configure the computer to automatically logon to the network, bypassing the Winlogon dialog box.
xFrame[13]=Windows includes a feature that allows you to configure the computer to automatically logon to the network, bypassing the Winlogon dialog box.
chLogin[5]=Windows by default will accept anything as a password, including nothing. This setting controls whether Windows will require a alphanumeric password, i.e. a password made from a combination of alpha (A, B, C...) and numeric (1, 2 ,3 ...) characters.
chLogin[4]=Normally Windows caches a copy of the users password on the local system to allow for additional automation, this leads to a possible security threat on some systems. Disabling caching means the users passwords are not cached locally. This setting also removes the second Windows password screen and also remove the possibility of networks passwords to get out of sync.
chLogin[2]=Normally when a Windows machine is configured to automatically logon to a specified account users can bypass this and enter alternate account information. This tweak forces the machine to auto logon and to ignore any bypass attempts.
chLogin[1]=Use this tweak to the registry to stop unauthorized users from locking machines from the Windows Security dialog box.
chLogin[0]=This setting controls whether users with portable computers have the option to undock the system before they have logged onto the computer.
xFrame[17]=This setting controls the number of authentication retries before a remote access connection is terminated.
xFrame[16]=Specifies the amount of idle time in minutes to wait before disconnecting the remote access client.
xFrame[15]=When callback is required or requested this setting defines how long to wait before initiating the callback connection.
chNetwork[10]=Prevents users from making additional network connections by removing the Map Network Drive and Disconnect Network Drive buttons from the toolbar in Explorer and also removing them from the Context menu of My Computer and the Tools menu of Explorer.
chNetwork[9]=When printer sharing is installed it allows users to make services available to other users on a network, this functionality can be disabled by changing this setting.
chNetwork[8]=When file sharing is installed it allows users to make services available to other users on a network, this functionality can be disabled by changing this setting.
chNetwork[7]=This restriction stops remote shared folders from being added to Network Places whenever you open a document in the shared folder.
chNetwork[6]=Windows has a feature where anonymous users can list domain user names and enumerate share names. Users who want enhanced security may optionally restrict this functionality.
chNetwork[5]=This tweak allows you to show or hide the computers listed Near Me in My Network Places.
chNetwork[4]=This setting controls whether the password typed when accessing a file share is shown in clear text or as asterisks.
chNetwork[3]=Enabling this option hides all Workgroup contents from being displayed in Network Neighborhood.
chNetwork[2]=Entire Network is an option under Network Neighborhood that allows users to see all the Workgroups and Domains on the network. Entire Network can be disabled, so users are confined to their own Workgroup or Domain.
chNetwork[1]=If you have a secure server or workstation you wish to hide from the general browser list, then enable this setting.
chExplorer[11]=This tweak remove the properties option from My Computer and hides the "System Properties" screen.
chExplorer[4]=This tweak removes My Computer from the desktop and Start menu.
chExplorer[1]=This setting is used to Remove the File option from the Explorers toolbar.
chExplorer[2]=By right clicking on a toolbar you are usually given the option to Customize, which allows you to change which functions are available from the toolbar. This tweak allows you to disable that function.
chExplorer[3]=This tweak removes the context menu that would normally appear when the user right clicks on the desktop or in the Explorer right results pane.
chExplorer[5]=This restriction removes the Distributed File System (DFS) tab from Windows explorer. This prevents users from viewing or changing the properties of local DFS shares.
chExplorer[8]=This tweak allows you to hide the Folder Options function from the folder Tools menu. Allowing you to restrict access to numerous advanced folder features.
chExplorer[9]=This restriction allows you to remove the search button from the "Standard Buttons" toolbar in Windows explorer.
chExplorer[10]=This setting allows you to remove the ability to change, add or delete file types using explorer the Folder Options interface.
chExplorer[12]=This option allows you to stop users from being able to shutdown the computer by disabling the shut down command.
chDeskThems[3]=option hides the Themes tag which prevents the user from selecting an alternate theme. Themes normally include a background plus sounds, icons and other elements.
chDisplay[5]=This tweak disables *.cpl items in Control Panel
chDisplay[1]=This tweak hides the Themes tag which prevents the user from selecting an alternate theme
chDisplay[0]=This tweak disables the display settings control panel icon, and stops users from accessing any display settings.
chDisplay[2]=This tweak hides the screen saver page from the display settings control, which stops users having access to change screen saver settings.
chDisplay[3]=This tweak hides the background page stopping users from changing any background display settings.
chDisplay[4]=When enabled this tweak hides the display settings appearance page.
chDeskThems[0]=This tweak disables the "Windows and buttons" option
chDeskThems[1]=This tweak disables the "Color scheme" option
chDeskThems[2]=This tweak disables the "Font size" option
chExplorer[0]=Enabling this options hides all the items and programs on the Windows desktop.
chDesktop[0]=This tweak disables Active Desktop
chDesktop[1]=This tweak allows you to have Active Desktop enabled, but to restrict any changes to the settings.
chDesktop[2]=The user is normally given the option of disabling Active Desktop through the display properties. This tweak removes the ability to disable Active Desktop.
chDesktop[3]=The tweak will remove the Active Desktop options from Settings on the Start Menu.
chActDesk[4]=This tweak disables the ability to edit components
chActDesk[5]=This tweak allow only bitmaps (BMP) as wallpaper
chActDesk[0]=This tweak disables the ability to change wallpapers
chActDesk[2]=This tweak disables the ability to add active desktop components
chActDesk[3]=This tweak disables the ability to delete active desktop components
lblSpec[2]=With this setting you can specify security scope
chKM[1]=This setting is used to control whether explorer should attempt to automatically detect accidental double mouse clicks.
chKM[0]=This tweak allows you to control the Window focus using the mouse cursor, by making an application active simply by moving your mouse cursor over it.
chKM[2]=This tweak disables Mouse Cursor Shadow
lblSpec[9]=Occasionally Windows may report an error relating to an overflow in the mouse buffer. This tweak can be used to increase the size of the buffer, and avoid this problem.
lblSpec[8]=Occasionally Windows may report an error relating to an overflow in the keyboard buffer. This tweak can be used to increase the size of the buffer, and avoid this problem.
lblSpec[6]=This tweak controls the overall priority of the printer scheduler.
lblSpec[5]=Windows uses the hard drive to store information before sending it to a printer. If the system is acting as a print server it is possible that the default location may cause insufficient disk space.
lblSpec[4]=This tweak controls whether print job notification should be sent to the local computer or the computer that the user first logged on to.
lblSpec[10]=When this option is enabled, the print spooler does not send shared printer information to other print servers.
chP[3]=By default Windows notifies a user with a popup message that their print job has been completed on the printer. This tweak controls that behavior.
chP[2]=When this option is enabled, the print spooler does not send shared printer information to other print servers.
chP[1]=When this tweak is enabled the machine will beep every few seconds when a remote job error occurs on a print server.
chP[0]=By default Windows NT server adds an entry in the event log for every print job occurring on the spooler. This can quickly fill up the event log with redundant information.
chM[0]=If remote connections are enabled in Windows, the system may try to initiate an Internet connection at Windows startup or at the start of many applications. This setting disables that behaviour.
xFrame[18]=Using this tweaks you can Optimize CD/DVD Speed by control theh buffer size.
chDD[3]=If your hard disk is bigger than 137 gigabytes, Windows XP will be unable to take full advantage of it due to its 32-bit LBA support. This tweak allows you to use 48-bit LBA support.Your system MUST meet these requirements: you have a 48-bit LBA compatible BIOS,you have a hard disk with a capacity greater than 137 gigabytes,you have Windows XP Service Pack 1 installed
chDD[0]=With DMA enabled on IDE channels, UDMA/66 is still disabled by default in Windows 2000, possibly also in Windows XP.
chDD[1]=This restriction is used to disable the use of the inbuilt CD recording functions of Windows.
chDD[2]=Normally when you insert a disc into your CD-ROM drive, the contents are automatically launched. This tweak allows you to disable this behavior.
xFrame[19]=With this tweak you can Speed up file system activity
xFrame[20]=Choose your CPU in the combo box and click Apply.
chMC[1]=If you don't like beeps and noises coming from your PC speaker but can't find a way to turn it off, then use this tweak to disable it.
xFrame[21]=This shows DirectX information
chVD[2]=If you have an AMD Athlon or Duron processor and are experiencing problems with your AGP video card, then applying this tweak may fix it.
chVD[1]=This tweak should enable AGP2X mode for AMD Athlon systems. If it works, this should increase performance.
chVD[0]=This will add the ability to overclock your GeForce video card by adding a slider to your Display Properties dialog to tweak performance.
chVD[3]=This will add the ability to overclock your 3DFX video card by adding a slider to your Display Properties dialog to tweak performance.
chVD[4]=This tweak can increase performance your Radeon LE to real Radeon.
chSL[0]=Enabling this setting will blank the username box on the logon screen. This will prevent people that are logging on from knowing the last user to access the system.
chSL[1]=When this setting is enabled a [Shutdown] button is displayed in authentication dialog box when the system first starts. This allows you to shutdown a system without logging in. The button is shown by default on a workstation and removed on a server installation.
chSL[3]=This setting controls whether the options to enter a domain or to log on using a dial-up connection are shown on the Windows logon box.
chSL[4]=With this tweak you can use classic Windows Welcome Screen in Windows XP
chSL[6]=Windows includes a feature that allows you to configure the computer to automatically logon to the network, bypassing the Winlogon dialog box.
lblSpec[13]=Use these fields to create a dialog box that will be presented to any user before logging onto the system. This is useful where you are required by law to warn people that it is illegal to attempt to logon without being an authorized user.
lblSpec[14]=This tweak allows you to add addition text to the title of the standard Windows Logon and Windows Security dialog boxes.
chSM[7]=With this tweak you can make Windows XP Taskbar transparent
chSM[3]=This tweak removes the context menus (right click on the taskbar) for the system tray, including the Start button, Tab control, and Clock.
lblSpec[16]=This setting defines the number of open windows of the same application before they are grouped together on the taskbar.
xFrame[22]=Chenge Windows Installation Files location
xFrame[23]=This tweak is used to specify the location where the dump file should be written after a system crash.
chT[0]=This setting is used to enable a debug function, called Stepping Mode, which causes Windows Update to prompt during each step of the installation process.
chT[1]=Microsoft Windows 2000 includes a feature that enables you to have the system stop responding and generate a Memory.dmp file (crash to blue-screen) by using a button combination on the keyboard.
chT[2]=This tweak controls whether Windows should send an alert to the Administrator when a system crashes.
chT[3]=This tweak controls whether Windows logs a system crash to the event log, this will allow the exact time of the crash to be permanently recorded.
chS[4]=Specifies whether the Windows File Checker (SFC) progress meter should be displayed during file checking.
chS[3]=Distributed Component Object Model, or DCOM, provides a method for distributed network applications to communicate with one another. This setting allow you to disable support for DCOM.
chS[2]=This tweak controls whether command extensions are enabled or disabled. When command extensions are used they change the behaviour of various standard command processor functions such as CD, MD, DEL, PROMPT and SET.
chS[1]=On systems with large amount of RAM this tweak can be enabled to force the core Windows system to be kept in memory and not paged to disk.
chS[0]=Windows Explorer caches DLLs (Dynamic-Link Libraries) in memory for a period of time after the application using them has been closed. This can be an inefficient use of memory on low memory systems, and may cause problems or delays for programmers developing with Windows DLL files.
lblSpec[21]=Windows 2000 and XP include a feature called Windows File Protection (WFP), part of the System File Checker, which is intended to avoid some of the common DLL consistency issues. This feature may also block valid attempts to change system files and it can therefore be disabled using this tweak.
chSD[6]=This setting allows you to disable the creation of the LastKnownGood configuration, which stores a copy of the configuration after each successful boot-up.
chSD[0]=When this tweak is enabled the variables declared in the Autoexec.bat file will be parsed and included in the current user environment.
chSD[1]=When Windows exits it normally saves the desktop layout, including icon location, appearance and other parameters. This setting disables any changes from being saved therefore allowing you to preserve a configured layout.
chSD[2]=Normally if you hold the Shift key while Windows is loading you can prevent the Startup applications from being launched. This setting disables the ability to by-pass these programs.
chSD[3]=Occasionally when Windows 2000/XP shuts down, a task will return as 'Not Responding' and you are given the option to end the task. This tweak automatically closes any non-responding applications.
chSD[4]=Windows will usually freeze when getting a dreaded 'Blue Screen of Death' (BSOD). Changing this setting will force Windows to automatically reboot when it crashes instead.
chSD[5]=Windows does not normally clear or recreate the page file. On a heavily used system this can be both a security threat and performance drop. Enabling this tweak will cause Windows to clear the page file whenever the system is shutdown.
lblSpec[18]=This setting controls the amount of time to wait before the system task manager automatically terminates hung applications.
chFS[5]=This setting controls whether MS-DOS compatible 8.3 file names should be generated on NTFS partitions. Disabling this feature can increase the performance on high usage partitions that have large amount of files with long filenames.
chFS[4]=When Windows accesses a directory on an NTFS volume, it updates the LastAccess time stamp on each directory it detects. Therefore, if there are a large number of directories, this can affect performance.
chFS[3]=Windows XP includes a new feature that will automatically optimize the the disks on boot if required. This setting controls whether this feature is enabled.
chFS[2]=This setting is used to disable the use of the recycle bin and permanently remove all deleted items instead. This enables the same functionality as holding the Shift key while deleting items.
chFS[1]=This tweak is used to enable the ability to control advanced NTFS permissions on local and shared files.
chFS[0]=This tweak controls whether you receive a "Low Disk Space" warning when free disk space reaches less than 200 megabytes.
chFS[6]=This tweak disables HDD Autocheck
lblSpec[11]=When Windows is not shutdown correctly it will perform an AutoCheck using CHKDSK on the next restart. This tweak controls the time delay before running Autochk or whether it is run at all.
lblSpec[12]=This tweak is used to specify whether the system favors the system-cache working set rather than the processes working set.
chSM[6]=This tweak adds "Move To" command to the Context Menu
chSM[5]=This tweak adds "Copy To" command to the Context Menu
chSM[4]=This tweak adds "Command Prompt Here" command to the Context Menu
chSM[0]=This tweak adds "Start high priority" command to the Context Menu for EXE files:
chSM[1]=This tweak hides the current username normally displayed at the top of the Windows XP Start Menu.
chSM[2]=This tweak is used to remove the "All Programs" button which displays a list of all the installed applications.
lblSpec[3]=Windows normally delays menus before they are displayed. For regular users this delay can become annoying, with this tweak you can change the delay time or remove it completely.
chIE[11]=This setting is used to remove the "Go" button from the Explorer toolbar.
xFrame[24]=This tweak changes the Explorer Navigation Sound:
chDE[13]=If this tweak enabled Windows shows Version on Desktop
chDE[0]=This tweak removes the "Shortcut to" prefix on Shortcuts
chDE[1]=This tweak removes the Shortcut Arrow
chDE[2]=By default Windows creates one multi-threaded Explorer process which contains the Desktop, Taskbar and all other explorer instances. If one of these instances fails, all instances will fail. When enabled, this setting causes Windows to create separate processes insulating them from failures in other instances.
chDE[3]=This tweak allows you to disable the new Search Assistant and use the traditional search interface in Internet Explorer.
chDE[4]=This tweak removes the context menu that would normally appear when the user right clicks on the desktop or in the Explorer right results pane.
chDE[5]=This tweak allows you to remove the search button from the "Standard Buttons" toolbar in Windows explorer.
chDE[6]=Windows will attempt to adjust the capitalization of files and folders that are in all uppercase to make them more visually pleasing. For example, if you create a folder named "C:\MY FOLDER" Windows will actually display it as "C:\My Folder". This feature can be disabled using this tweak.
chDE[7]=This tweak controls whether each folder window is launched as a separate explorer task. The benefit of this method is that if one window has an error and crashes the others should be not be affected. The disadvantage is that it takes more system resources for each folder.
chAD[6]=This tweak makes Window Refresh faster
chAD[5]=This tweak disables Windows Animation Function
chAD[4]=This tweak disables Full Window Drag
chAD[1]=This setting controls whether the icon titles should be word wrapped over multiple lines or shown in one longer line.
chAD[3]=Windows 2000/XP included a new feature called Personalized Menus, which remembers which items you use regularly and hides less used items. This tweak allows you to enable or disable this functionality.
chAD[2]=This tweak allow you to disable the Windows smooth scrolling function, which on an low-powered system can cause performance degradation.
lblSpec[0]=If you like a bit more color and detail in your icons, then this setting allows you to enable hi-color mode. Show your Windows icons in all their high resolution glory.
lblSpec[1]=With this tweak you can change the Size of Desktop Icons
