How Can I Optimize the Processing Speed of LinkFixer Advanced?

How Can I Optimize the Processing Speed of LinkFixer Advanced?

How Can I Optimize the Processing Speed of LinkFixer Advanced?

Modified on: Tue, 10 Mar, 2026 at 1:02 PM


The processing performance of LinkFixer Advanced can vary depending on the computing environment in which it is run. The following recommendations can help ensure the software operates as efficiently as possible.


Performance Optimization Tips

1. Configure sufficient virtual memory

Ensure that the Windows system running LinkFixer Advanced has virtual memory configured with a minimum of 4 GB.

2. Use a multi-core processor

Install LinkFixer Advanced on a machine with a multi-core processor. The software automatically uses multi-processing and will distribute work across available CPU cores to improve processing speed.

3. Use Microsoft SQL Server instead of SQLite

LinkFixer Advanced includes SQLite as the default database. For better performance—especially in larger environments—configure LinkFixer Advanced to use a Microsoft SQL Server database instead.

4. Run LinkFixer Advanced on the file server

For the best performance, install and run LinkFixer Advanced directly on the Windows server where the files are stored. This allows the application to access files locally rather than over the network, which significantly improves processing speed.

5. Use targeted file filters

Define a parent file filter to include only the file types that need to be processed. For example:
  1. Use *.doc;*.xls if you only need to process Word and Excel files
  2. Avoid broad filters like *.*, which will process all supported file types and increase processing time

6. Limit other running applications

If possible, avoid running other applications while LinkFixer Advanced is processing files. Although the software can run alongside other programs, additional applications consume system resources and may slow overall processing.

7. Disable SharePoint Content Approval during processing

If you are working with SharePoint, disable Content Approval before running LinkFixer Advanced, and re-enable it after processing is complete. This can help improve processing efficiency.