Boot up occupies memory, the computer takes up about 50 memory when it is turned on, ask for help

After you turn on the computer,Open the explorer,And then wait quietly,But you need to pay close attention to your hard disk indicator and memory usage,If you haven't operated the computer for a long time,And the camp indicator is flashing,Then it's likely that your computer has been hit by a Trojan horse,Need to kill viruses and kill horses,Consider now that there is no possibility of using a pirated card,I hope you can change to another free killing software,And find a well-known killing software, Kill it after it is updated to the latest date. If the above situation does not occur, it is likely that there is a problem within the system!

At this time, you can check how many background services are turned on the computer, and you can enter msconfig in the start of operation to see how many startup items there are, if there are a lot, it may also cause a large amount of boot memory usage!

It depends on which of your processes occupies more, generally 180 to 198MB, and QQ occupies a lot.

Uncle Kaba's problem Reinstall the anti-virus software, and kill the virus in the DOS environment (generally use an anti-virus disc, such as a CD-ROM for computer enthusiasts, and the BIOS is set to CDROM to boot first).If there is still a problem, format and reinstall the system, remember to back it up.

Clean up the memory and go to the Super Bunny.

If you kill the poison, you have a better chance of poisoning.

Cause: There are too many self-booting items on the computer, which takes up a lot of space when booted.

The specific steps to solve the problem that the computer occupies about 50% of the memory when it is turned on are as follows:

1. Press the win+r key on the keyboard, and a run dialog box will pop up.

2. Enter "msconfig" in the input box and click the "OK" button.

3. Open the system configuration dialog box at this time.

4. Click on the "Services" tab, and then check the useless programs to disable.

5. Then click the "Start" tab and click "Open Task Manager".

6. In the interface that appears, click on the program you don't want to start, and click the "Disable" button to disable.

7. Return to the previous interface and click the "OK" button.

First of all, how can we tell if the memory usage is too high? According to the judging criteria of some software, one is to look at CPU usage. If the CPU usage is greater than 15%, it is normal for the memory usage to increase due to this situation.

However, there is another problem, the CPU usage will change instantaneously. We're going to measure it by a period of time.

So one of the best criteria for judging excessive memory usage is to see how the system reacts. If you noticeably feel that the system is slowing down, it means that there is a problem with the memory. If everything is fine in all aspects of system speed, then you don't have to worry about memory or CPU usage at all.

All right. You all know you can see all this information in Task Manager, right? If there are no problems, then this page is over after reading it.

If there is a problem, how do we troubleshoot, look at the process tab, and see if there is anything abnormal. Find the process that is causing a lot of CPU and memory to be consumed, and see if you recognize it. If you know it, end it and see if it's restored.

If you don't know it, let's see if it can end the process, and if there are any suggestions on the Internet.

Good. Is there any software that protects and organizes system memory in real time for fools? Yes. **An optimization master, which can be used to organize the memory organization function of the optimization master in real time. Just use the default settings.

If you want to protect memory and CPU more comprehensively, we recommend Advanced SystemCare software, you can ** a Chinese version. Very easy to use. It will run automatically when it is turned on.