Windows XP is one of the most popular operating systems today. Its ease of use and adaptability to various applications and hardware updates has made Windows XP the preferred operating system for many users worldwide.

But XP’s popularity doesn’t mean perfection. In fact, there are a lot of things that users will not like in the operating system and would like to have them removed promptly.

That’s where the application named xpy becomes useful. This XP-specific application was made to tweak the present setting of your Windows XP. The application will remove some of the unwanted components in XP which will free up some memory as well as processing power.

Some of the notable features of xpy are the following:

• Uninstall Windows Messenger;
• Customize IE and Media Player;
• Remove unknown services in your computer;
• Increase privacy in your computer;
• Increase the speed of your computer.

The interface of the application is very simple. After running the application, you should be able to see the components running in your application. These applications come with tick boxes where you can select which applications will run in your computer. A restore point can also be created prior to the removal of services so that computer could be restored to its original configuration in case of system problems.

Even though the application looks very simple, this application is not for the inexperienced. Make sure that the components you are removing are the non-essential components. Even with the restore point, getting the original configuration could be difficult to retrieve if you remove the wrong components.

Check it out at http://xpy.whyeye.org/about/

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