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How to enable Superfetch on Windows Server 2008
As a workstation, enabling SupertFetch will give you that additional bit of responsiveness. The SuperFetch services is disabled by default on Windows Server 2008 and when you try to enable it you will most likely get an error message "The operating system is not presently configured to run this application"
You will have to make two registry changes to enable this service. Let's move on!
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Click Start -> Run and type regedit. Click OK. |
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> System -> CurrentControlSet -> Control -> Session Manager -> Memory Management -> PrefetchParameters.
Right click on the right side of the window: New -> DWORD (32bit) Value. Type: EnablePrefetcher. Click OK. Repeat that with another edit: EnableSuperfetch. Now you have two new registry entries.
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Double click on EnablePrefetcher and type 3 in Value data field. Click OK. Double click on EnableSuperfech and enter 3 in Value data field. Click OK. Close Registry Editor. Almost there! |
Now we have to enable SuperFetch Service to start automaticaly. Click Start -> and type services.msc. Click OK. |
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In the Services windows scroll down until you see SuperFetch. Double click on it. New windows will appear. |
Change Startup type from Disabled to Automaticaly. Click Apply -> Start. Click OK. Close Service window. |
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Next time you Windows Server 2008 start, SuperFetch will run to optimize your system. Let's move on to next section!
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