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   * Lowering "redraw_internal_msec" will make the mouse move more smoothly and will make the emulator feel a lot more responsive.  However, it may lead to frequent freezes.    * Lowering "redraw_internal_msec" will make the mouse move more smoothly and will make the emulator feel a lot more responsive.  However, it may lead to frequent freezes. 
   * The above value in "memory_size" refers to 128 MB.  Changing that to "memory_size=0x20000000" will set it to 512 MB.  If you experience crashes, leave it at 128 MB.   * The above value in "memory_size" refers to 128 MB.  Changing that to "memory_size=0x20000000" will set it to 512 MB.  If you experience crashes, leave it at 128 MB.
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 +**Note**: You can automate this process by creating a config file using [[https://github.com/SistemaRayoXP/PearPC-Config-File-Generator/blob/master/PearPC%20Config.zip|PearPC Config File Generator]].
  
 ===== Launching the Emulator ===== ===== Launching the Emulator =====
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 +===== Setting up Networking =====
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 +Consult [[http://web.archive.org/web/20130704022145/http://wiki.pearpc.net/index.php?title=ICS_Networking_for_XP/Vista|this guide]] from PearPC.net.
  
  
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 A:  Lower the value of **redraw_interval_msec** in the config file.  Lowering that value will make the emulator feel more response (experiment with the number) but it may increase the frequency of cursor freeze-ups (see above) A:  Lower the value of **redraw_interval_msec** in the config file.  Lowering that value will make the emulator feel more response (experiment with the number) but it may increase the frequency of cursor freeze-ups (see above)
  
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 +Q:  Can I access USB devices?
  
 +A:  No.  Note that the "pci_usb_installed" option in the config file does not provide access to usb devices plugged into the host system.