by smartmart » Wed Feb 13, 2013 4:33 am
Hi guys, hope I'm in the right area.
Anyway, I have some older laptops running MM3 and one or two are slowing down. I would like to have two CLEAN laptops to be dedicated to MM.
I want to format xp, Stop ALL windows services not required to run MM and delete ALL additional items Windows XP installs by default.
Specs:
XP sp3, AMD turion64, ATI, 100gb HDD, Wireless, MM3 etc.
I realise I will need Audio! do I need windows audio? Or can MM use it's own?
Do I need JAVA? Adobe? or windows updates?
Basically, what windows XP services does MM need to operate correctly?
I think MM needs Quicktime for M4A files. I am not sure what else. But you get the idea.. I use the BLUE MONKEY theme and ALL music is on EXT USB HDD's.
Oh, and my files vary from Flac, Mp3, Wav, Wma, M4a, Ogg etc. One day I will convert them all to ONE specific format. Probably 320 mp3 for storage reasons.
I hope I have explained myself clearly and understand it isn't as simple as I would like. But you computer guys have not let me down yet.
Any ideas from you would be appreciated.
Thanks, Martin.
Hi guys, hope I'm in the right area.
Anyway, I have some older laptops running MM3 and one or two are slowing down. I would like to have two CLEAN laptops to be dedicated to MM.
I want to format xp, Stop ALL windows services not required to run MM and delete ALL additional items Windows XP installs by default.
Specs:
XP sp3, AMD turion64, ATI, 100gb HDD, Wireless, MM3 etc.
I realise I will need Audio! do I need windows audio? Or can MM use it's own?
Do I need JAVA? Adobe? or windows updates?
Basically, what windows XP services does MM need to operate correctly?
I think MM needs Quicktime for M4A files. I am not sure what else. But you get the idea.. I use the BLUE MONKEY theme and ALL music is on EXT USB HDD's.
Oh, and my files vary from Flac, Mp3, Wav, Wma, M4a, Ogg etc. One day I will convert them all to ONE specific format. Probably 320 mp3 for storage reasons.
I hope I have explained myself clearly and understand it isn't as simple as I would like. But you computer guys have not let me down yet.
Any ideas from you would be appreciated.
Thanks, Martin.