Change Score Of Windows Experience Index

You aren't confident with your PC Perfomance? You don't want your friends or  your colleague mocked at you 'cause you've got a bad score in Windows Experience Index? Okeeyy, it's no problem, because in this post I'll show you how to 'edit' score in Windows Experience Index, just check it out.

Click for Tutorial :

1. Go to =>

C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore'

2. Click on => "2013-01-06 06.17.07.323 Formal.Assessment (Initial).WinSAT.xml"

3. Find this words. And change the score number as big as you want. ☻ hehehe

<systemscore>8.9</SystemScore><memoryscore>9.0</MemoryScore><cpuscore>9.9</CpuScore><cpusubaggscore>8.9</CPUSubAggScore><videoencodescore>8.9</VideoEncodeScore><graphicsscore>9.0</GraphicsScore><dx9subscore>7.9</Dx9SubScore><dx10subscore>9.7</Dx10SubScore><gamingscore>8.9</GamingScore><stddefplaybackscore>TRUE</StdDefPlaybackScore><highdefplaybackscore>TRUE</HighDefPlaybackScore><diskscore>9.9</DiskScore><limitsapplied><memoryscore><limitapplied Friendly="Physical memory available to the OS is less than 4.0GB-64MB on a 64-bit OS : limit mem score to 9.9" Relation="LT">4227858432</LimitApplied></MemoryScore></LimitsApplied></WinSPR><metrics><cpumetrics>

4. As you see, if you use all the numbers as mine. It will show like this in Windows Experience Index

5. Good luck to 'edit' your Windows Experience Index ☺☻☺☻

Notes!

" 2013-01-06 06.17.07.323 " depends on when you launch the Windows Experience Index