There s a little problem with my computer, come here!

1. Open Task Manager to end the Wincfgs process.

2. Control Panel - Folder Options - Set to display system files and hide files.

3. Delete C: Windows may have a different file name, the same blue icon as Notepad).

4. Delete the hidden system files of C: Windows System32 yellow question mark icon).

5. Start-Run-regedit-Enter the registry.

6. Delete the registry entries separately.

hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\windows

hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\windows

load registry key.

7. Registry - [Hkey Current User Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run] to clean up the boot startup items related to WinCFGS. (Because step 6 has been deleted, skip it if you don't see wincfgs related items).

8. Delete the boot on the U disk *** and pop up the empty notepad virion.

Don't double-click when opening the USB flash drive ***, right-click to open, don't choose open in English

After opening the USB flash drive ***, you will see the recycler folder. Delete.

Just delete it again.

There is also a convenient way to delete registry modifications in batches:

Copy the following text to Notepad and save as"wincfgs_"(Note: Select File Type when saving.)"All files"）

echo off

tskill kb20060111

tskill wincfgs

del %windir%\

del %windir%\system32\

reg delete "hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\windows" /v "load" /f

reg add "hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\windows" /v "load" /t reg_sz /d "" /f

This is obviously poisoned, kill it.

There is also a situation of viruses, which I have encountered, and it can be solved by killing all the viruses with antivirus software.

You delete the Start-Program-Start-Notepad project.

Virus name:

I have a little thing on my machine, but I don't know what to give it to you.

After powering on. Start in the bottom right corner of the screen.

Select a program. Then see if there's something to do with that item.

If there's something to delete, it's fine.

Does your computer's "startup" item have a notepad so it starts up with Windows, and if so, you can cancel it like this.

Bottom Left - Start - Procedure - Start - Notepad - Removal.

The stupidest thing to do is to reinstall the software.

Memory conflict: What software have you installed recently?

There is a conflict between the software, and no one can say which two of them are, or the stupidest way to do it: redo the system.

Hello, in this case, you still have to reinstall the system, this situation is normal, nothing to do, just install the system.

Have you ever been infected with the virus? Still from the load?

Reinstall the system, I just ran into it two days ago.

The program is broken, let's redo the system.

The system is lost, go to repair the computer and install a system,

1.First use 360 Security Guard to upgrade all system vulnerabilities, as long as it doesn't prompt you to install it carefully, you will install them all, and then use 360 Software Manager to upgrade your commonly used programs, especially Flash Player, and then use 360 Security Guard to clean up bad comments plug-ins and Trojans, especially plug-ins, what toolbars or something are all deleted.

2.Since you have Master Lu, then you should have Windows Optimizer, let's clean it up, including registry cleanup, junk file cleanup, and so on.

3.Still in Windows Optimizer,Open the options in it about boot program running,Your boot run program,Except for the necessary programs and antivirus software for system startup,All others are prohibited from booting up。

4.Prepare an antivirus, preferably a paid antivirus, if you don't have one, use 360 antivirus, keep the antivirus software up-to-date, and then restart.

5.After the computer starts, press F8 to enter the safe mode, and then start the anti-virus software to carry out a full anti-virus, if there are any viruses or suspected virus files, all clean. If the antivirus software prompts that it can't be clean, you can follow the path given by the antivirus software, open my computer, find the relevant files, and delete them directly by shift+delete.

6.After all the above steps are over, restart your computer and you should feel a little better about your system. If not, go ahead and follow the steps below.

8.Open Optimizer, or use the built-in disk defragmenter of Windows to declutter all partitions.

9.This concludes the cleanup optimization.

If the problem persists, reinstall the system.

If reinstalling the system still doesn't solve the problem, change to genuine Windows or a reputable D version of the installation disk and install it again.

If you can't fix it even by doing so, it's definitely a hardware issue.

If the problem is solved, give it to me.

I've been in a situation like yours before. Not only playing games, but even typing is card by card. Later, I tested the hard drive with software.

Sure enough, the hard disk has bad sectors...Just change a hard driveJust because I'm here doesn't mean you're right.

FYI, I hope it will help you, and I think your machine configuration is not low, at least you can play all the online games on the market. Graphics card GS (low-end) If you change to a graphics card, generally large stand-alone games can run smoothly.

It depends on the configuration of your computer, if it is too low, you are running too many programs. Movies take up a lot of memory and CPU when they are in full screen...

Basically, your computer is not very high.

You can also suspect that you have a system problem, and it is recommended that you reinstall the system and then look at the situation.