Does creating a new user on the computer affect the speed of the machine, and how is the memory allo

When only one user is started, it does not affect the speed. The memory is allocated as before, but when starting 2 users (without logging out), the speed of the machine will be slightly affected (if the memory is large enough, it will not be affected), and the memory is mainly allocated to the user who is using it.

A new user in the computer only occupies some space and memory occupied by some of the programs that the user must run when the computer is turned on, but the amount occupied is very small, and it has almost no impact on the running speed of the machine. Nowadays, the memory of computers is generally 1G or 2G, so the memory occupied by new users is not much, and the memory space occupied by each user is almost evenly distributed.

It won't be affected, but the user has to be selected to enter when the machine is turned on.

The memory is shared, and Vista can set a hard disk usage plan to limit the user's hard disk usage. XP seems to be OK, but I don't know how to get it, but Vista is sure to do it.

Creating new users won't affect your PC's speed unless you keep switching between logged in and in a lot of users. Simply building up users doesn't affect speed.

Memory allocation can be in the form of automatic allocation by the system. It can also be used to specify disk virtual memory.

Not at all, the problem of memory allocation depends on the size of your memory, the ability of the hardware, and the level of the program you are running.

It doesn't affect the speed, but it reduces the space.

You don't usually log in to another account, which doesn't take up memory.

In fact, no matter how well the virtual memory is set, it can't be very high, and the focus on improving the speed is the physical memory.

If you have a 512M memory module.

Then it is recommended that you set the minimum to 1024 and the maximum to 2048, and you must not set it in the C disk, and it is recommended to set it in the disk with a relatively large space.

Reasonable, virtual memory is generally 1 to 2 times the physical memory, 900M is not necessary, but you have more hard disk space, it doesn't matter.

Why do you want to put it in two plates?

Just put a plate on it.

Set to 2048

And 2048 don't two hard this is very important.

Virtual memory comes into play when you're running out of physical memory space.

If you put two plates, you may not be as good as one plate.

I haven't tried, if you have a disk with 2g of space, you just set it in that disk)

This depends on how big your physical memory is, and if it's under 512M, that's crucial! If there is 2g or more, it will not be useful! It's not necessary for you to do that, as long as the virtual memory is not set in the system disk, and it is best to do defragmentation before setting.

Virtual memory is well used in many software. If your hard drive is large enough and the C drive space is about 10G, you can set the virtual memory to a minimum of 2G and a maximum of about 4G. When watching network TV, there will be no prompt that the memory is too small will pop up in large games.

The speed of your computer doesn't make any difference, it just takes up a portion of your hard drive. Because the size of the virtual memory occupies part of the size of the hard disk.

How to modify the virtual memory: Computer Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Changes In Customization Finished setting OK

The set virtual memory is a multiple of your own physical memory, multiplied by this number, and then added up, which is not as good as yours, which is 384 + 76 = 460 of 256

Pseudo-memory is the use of hard disk space as memory to make up for the lack of RAM space in the computer. When the actual RAM is full (in fact, before the RAM is full), the virtual memory is created on the hard disk. When the physical memory is used up, the virtual memory manager selects the low-priority portion of the memory that has not been used recently and writes it to the swap file.

This process is hidden from the application, which treats the virtual memory as the same as the actual memory.

Technical details: For Intel IA-32 processors (including 386, Pentium, etc.), the memory address of the user application (process) accessing memory is virtual, and the CPU converts it to the actual physical memory address. When there is not enough physical memory, the operating system swaps out a portion of the memory that is not used in each process for the time being to a page file (swap file), and swaps the contents of programs that need to access the memory from the page file to the physical memory.

The size of the virtual memory setting affects the speed of the computer. It can't be too big and it can't be too small. None of them are good. Comments with Optimizer. For your memory settings!

Remember to give a penny!

1. Automatic update.

The computer is always updating automatically, encroaching on the speed and space of the Internet. At this time, you can choose to turn off automatic updates and perform automatic updates when you are free.

2. Boot loaded startup items.

The more auto-start items there are, the slower the boot speed will be. Many non-essential software does not need to be booted automatically, but this option is often set at the time of installation.

3. Disk fragmentation.

After a period of hard disk use, the disk fragmentation will gradually increase, which will greatly affect the running speed, and then it is necessary to organize the fragmentation.

4. Unwanted software and services.

There are two main ideas for speeding up the computer:

One is optimization from a software perspective; The second is to speed up the process from the perspective of upgrading the hardware configuration.

First, the method of software optimization:

1. Clean up C drive: including cleaning system junk, disk fragments of C drive, and deleting infrequently used software;

3. System reinstallation: The most thorough software processing method is to reinstall the system, which is the most violent, direct and effective method.

If you still can't get the computer to achieve the desired speed through the above methods, then you must upgrade the hardware to improve the running speed of the computer.

Second, the method of hardware upgrade:

1. Upgrade the memory.

If it is a brand machine, it can be obtained through the official computer parameters, if it is an assembled computer, it can be checked through some system information viewing tools, and only by understanding this information can you reasonably choose the brand and type of memory module.

2. Upgrade the hard disk

Some computers because of a long time, there are some bad sectors on the hard disk, resulting in a special card of the computer, you can install a solid state drive for the computer as a system disk to improve the speed of the computer, now the computer technology is developing rapidly, the ** of the solid state drive is already acceptable to ordinary people**, add an SSD solid state drive to make your old computer rejuvenated, prolong the service life of the computer.

There are four major components that determine the performance of a computer: CPU, graphics card, memory, and hard disk. Weak performance of any one will cause the computer to slow down.

Here's a quick run:

1. Dual-core processor + 2G memory + integrated graphics card + mechanical hard disk. The performance meets the requirements of small games such as surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, office, and playing chess;

2. Quad-core processor + 4G memory + independent graphics card + mechanical hard disk. In terms of performance, it can meet the requirements of surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, working, drawing, playing stand-alone games or online games;

3. Quad-core processor + 4 8G memory + mid-to-high-end independent graphics card + mechanical hard disk or solid state drive. In terms of performance, it can meet the requirements of surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, working, making pictures, playing large-scale stand-alone games or large-scale online games.

4. Six-core processor + 8G or more nickname + high-end independent graphics card + mechanical hard disk or solid state drive. In terms of performance, it can meet the requirements of surfing the Internet, watching movies, chatting, working, making pictures, and playing large-scale audiophile-level stand-alone games or large-scale online games.

The operation of the computer is divided into several units, there is the operation of the CPU, there is the exchange of memory data, and there is the operation of image display.

Accessories that affect the overall computing speed of a computer include: CPU, graphics card, memory module, motherboard, hard disk and other accessories.

Treatment: It can be solved from three aspects:

1. Hardware:

1) Increase physical memory: If the motherboard has extra memory slots, you can add memory that matches the original memory model specifications.

2) Organize the hard disk regularly: Use the system's built-in repair tool or the optimization and acceleration function of 360 Security Guard to remove hard disk fragmentation, or use DiskGen software to repair or isolate bad sectors of the hard disk.

2. Software:

1) Increase the running memory. You can use 360 Security Guard or software with similar functions to regularly clean up and optimize the acceleration of the computer to remove unnecessary boot auto-start programs and various plug-ins.

2) Regularly check and kill Trojan viruses. It is recommended to regularly use 360 Security Guard (focusing on network security) and 360 Antivirus (focusing on local data security) or similar software to conduct a comprehensive search for Trojans and viruses, and do not load too many antivirus engines.

3. Operation habits: develop good computer operation habits, do not run multiple large software at the same time, close unnecessary programs and windows in time, and clean up memory in time.

CPUs make up a large part. Memory is also important. The capacity of the hard disk, the rotational speed, and the second and cache. There are also factors for the motherboard.

Software is also in part. System and application software.

Maybe your configuration is too low. I used to do the same. Now I'm ready to upgrade! There is also the reason for your network speed, and it depends on whether your network card is 8139.

There are too many things to load, and there are too many to start when you turn on.

Less of the impact of software on computer speed.

Yes! Basically, more than 1g will not be.

3All First of all, a small number of desktop shortcuts placed in the folder of the desktop will not affect the boot speed, nor will it occupy system memory, for the following reasons:

1. The proportion of shortcuts is very low.

Find and open the properties of a shortcut, and you can see that its size is only 761 bytes, and it occupies 4kb of hard disk space

2. Desktop files occupy space on drive C.

If the user does not set the storage path of the desktop file, then the storage path of the desktop file is saved on the D drive by default, so it will not affect the system memory.

3. Precautions.

Although a few or dozens of shortcuts alone don't take up a lot of hard drive space, hundreds or thousands can still be problematic, but this rarely happens.

In addition, the shortcut is just a point-to-point file and does not directly call the program, so it will not affect the startup speed of the system.

It affects a little bit of speed, takes up a little bit of memory, and is so small that you don't feel it. When the computer starts, it will load desktop files in memory, and your shortcut is just a point, and it won't take up memory if you don't call the program. But the shortcut icon will take up a little bit of memory, which is a tiny fraction of the memory that can easily take hundreds of megabytes or even gigabytes of memory these days, like putting grams of salt in a bucket of water!!

Placing it in a folder is just like an icon, which will be quite beneficial to the speed of the system.

Desktop icons not only affect the startup speed, but also have an impact when you need to display the desktop, because the system will get the corresponding information of each icon before the icon is displayed, you can find a tool to test the CPU, display the desktop after the CPU is full, and watch the icons slowly display one by one to know what I mean.

And putting it in a folder is equivalent to the system only judging that this is a folder, and the folder icon is displayed, and as for what is inside, it is to open the folder to check.

The files that are put inside are okay if they are not very large, and I generally put shortcuts.

It will occupy the desktop cache, and it will take time to load, but the impact is not very large.

If you have too much, it will have a certain impact. If you don't use it often, delete it.

Definitely! There is no doubt about it! It won't be on another plate!

will affect the speed.

Memory is a broker for the cup and the hard disk. When the computer is working, the files on the hard disk are temporarily stored in the memory, and then the CPU goes directly to the memory to read these files, because the storage speed of the memory is faster than the hard disk, so the larger the memory, the more files are temporary, the CPU does not have to read these files on the hard disk every time, so the larger the memory, the performance of the whole machine is greatly improved, and the size of the hard disk has no impact on the speed. A bad hard drive will have a big impact on the speed, and it will be very slow to run the game.

If you change the memory module, try to directly change it to a large one or two as big as you. Hard disk generally depends on the speed. There is also the read speed.