Why is my computer shutting down so slow that it doesn t turn on slowly?

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Speed up your computer shutdown and boot up method:

First. 360 antivirus software detects and kills virus Trojans.

Second. Clean up the desktop icons, too many desktop icons will also cause the computer to start up with too long a scan time.

Turn off unnecessary boot start! Clean up the next malignant plugins.

and system garbage! Reboot it out! It's going to be a lot faster!

Fourth. Click Start-

Run. Enter msconfig-OK.

Startup --- except for 360 antivirus software are canceled, restart the computer is the second.

Start --Settings --Network Connection --Local Connection --Local Connection Properties -Interner Protocol.

Attribute - Use the IP address below.

IP address. Fill it in? (Question mark can be filled in at will, 2--9 digits) -- subnet network code to fill in.

Default gateway. Fill out. Click OK and restart the computer and you're done.

Nowadays, there are a lot of XP startup acceleration articles on the Internet, and there are not many that are really useful, and even some of them are misleading to readers. I'm an XP user myself, and I'm deeply impressed by XP's startup acceleration. I've read countless optimization articles, installed XP n times, and gone through a lot of detours, but in the end, I have summed up the experience that can really optimize XP startup.

My computer configuration is not very good, it takes a long time to start after installing XP or 2003, the scroll bar has to turn more than 10 times, and the startup time is significantly accelerated after optimization, and the scroll bar only needs to turn more than 1 turn and can't wait to open the system. Here's how to speed up the startup in a practical and effective way.

First of all, open "System Properties" (right-click Properties on my computer, or open "System" in the Control Panel, shortcut key win pause break) click on the "Advanced" tab, open "Settings" in the "Startup and Failback" area, remove the two in the "System Startup" area, and if it is a multi-system user, keep the "Time to display operating system list". The dot "" determines that the additional properties of the launch item are.

fastdetect instead of nodetect, and don't add the noguiboot attribute yet, because guiboot will be used later.

The next step is very important, open the "Hardware" tab in "System Properties", open "Device Manager", "IDE ATA ATAPI Controller", double-click to open the "Secondary IDE Channel" properties, click the "Advanced Settings" tab, change the delivery mode of devices 1 and 2 to DMA if available, select "None" if the device type can be selected, click OK to complete the setting, and set the "Primary IDE Channel" in the same way.

Now the startup acceleration has been completed, but since the startup is accelerated, by the way, let's speed up the shutdown as well.

Open the registry (start running regedit), click "My Computer" to open "Find" in the "" menu, enter AutoendTasks, and click "Find Next". Double-click to open the found result, and modify the "Numerical Data" to 1. Then under AutoEndTasks you can find hungapptimeout, waittokillapptimeout, set the "numerical data" to 2000 or less, here by the way, also modify the time of the menu delay, find the menushowdelay below autoendtasks, the value is in milliseconds, if you want to remove the menu delay, set it to 0.

You can speed up the XP boot speed.

It could be poisoned, or it's just a problem with the antivirus software, or the memory is too small. The reasons are multifaceted. There is a program for quick power on and off in the optimization, if you don't have it, go to the next one on the Internet, and he omits a lot of programs that are not necessary to run when you turn on and off.

Slow boot and shutdown may be caused by your machine loading too many programs at startup. You can check the useless ones, and you can load it when you start it, and shutting down the computer will also affect you. It is also possible that it was poisoned.