The laptop is very stuck and the boot speed is very slow, how to solve it? Hurry, Hurry, Hurry!!

Check the virus, kill the Trojan, and reinstall the system.

Maybe you have a lot of software when you boot up, open it automatically when you boot it up, press start, search for "msconfig" to go to startup, and deduct what you need to open when you boot up.

It's better not to deduct anything.

startup Chinese should be... Starter handlebar.

Update all the drivers and use the driver wizard to get it. Then use Optimizer and 360 together, just get it all aside. Then install all the software on other disks, and don't put anything on the C drive.

Remember to use 360 optimization to boot the startup item, and you can't open it at all. In this way, basically the computer will have no problem with the software, and if there is a problem, come to me.

Use the sysinternals suite, Microsoft's own suite of system tools

There's an 'autoruns' program that you can open to see programs and dynamic link libraries that have been loaded on your computer.

My HP and Acer are very stuck after opening for a long time.,Open the web card.,It's very fast to just boot up.,Open HP is a garbage notebook I've also used too garbage And the landlord is not AMD's processor This。

The software that comes with Samsung's book is all removed.,Except for the driver.。

The first step is to clean up the memory, and then uninstall the data and software that you don't use, and if the above methods still don't work, just reinstall the system.

There are three common possibilities for computer lag.

First, the most common problem may be the system or graphics card driver.

If you're using the ghost version of the system and you've upgraded the patch, this is probably the case.

Second, the CPU heat dissipation is abnormal, resulting in excessive temperature and system frequency reduction. In this case, it can be determined by detecting whether the temperature of the system hardware is too high.

Thirdly, the hard drive has bad sectors. All data is read from the hard disk, and the bad sectors of the hard disk will inevitably lead to lagging. In this case, use a hard disk detection tool to detect bad sectors.

Some can be solved by computer optimization, and some configuration problems can only be solved by upgrading the hardware, but the notebook can basically not upgrade the hardware due to space limitations, and can only be optimized by the system to reduce the boot startup items, etc.

In addition, desktop wallpapers and desktop visuals will occupy system resources, especially desktop files, which will occupy a lot of memory and affect the operation of the computer.

Is there any memory cleaning software that comes with the machine? Clean it up, and then optimize the system with antivirus software or professional optimization software (by the way, after using the computer every day, the antivirus software will clean up the garbage, and kill the virus within at least 15 days).

Pay attention to cleaning up the garbage every day, and don't open it if the boot item is useless. The laptop should have good cooling support.

First antivirus, clear the trash, defragment the disk, and see if the C drive occupies more than 8G, or if it is greater than 8G, and redo the system directly.

Reinstall the system and you can solve it.