Why is my computer always stuck

The configuration is low, there are too many installation files, too many startup projects, too many system junk files, and the configuration is low.

There are many installation files, and it is recommended to delete the files you don't usually need.

There are too many startup projects, and you can use Super Bunny to get rid of too many startup projects.

There are too many junk files that you can clean up with Super Bunny.

It's better to have an antivirus, and if you don't, it's all manual.

1.First disconnect your network and open the Windows Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete

2.Click on the Processes tab, then click on the username to find the process whose username is your current system login name, and end it all except for . End method, right-click to end the process (or click and press the delete key.)

Or click the End Process button below).Then close the Task Manager.

3.Click on the start menu, run, type regedit, OK. In turn, hkey local machine software microsoft windows currentversion explorer advanced folder hidden showall find checkedvalue in the box on the right right right click to delete it, then right-click in the blank space to create a new dword value and name the checkedvalue Right-click checkedvalue to modify, fill in 1 hexadecimal for numerical data, and confirm.

4.Then hkey current user software microsoft windows currentversion run delete all the boxes on the right except ctfmon, default.

5.Then hkey local machine software microsoft windows currentversion run delete all the antivirus software in the right box except for the antivirus software, default, if you are not sure which is the antivirus software, only leave the default. Then close the registry.

6.Open My Computer, open Tools - Folder Options, and look at the tabs. "Displays the contents of the system folder"Pick it up on the hook"Hide protected operating system files"I remove the hook and select it in a single choice"Displays all files and folders"Are you sure.

7.Right-click the C disk to open,(Remember to be right-clicked,If you accidentally double-click to open,Please start from step 2 again)See the beginning of the auto are deleted。 Then right-click to open the D, E, F, ......Deleted all files starting with auto.

8.Someone also asked me how to protect against the autorun variant. Of course, there is a way,**Autoguarder2 software,Open autoguarder,Immunity tool,Select all,Immunity selected,Turn it off,OK,Your computer is invincible!

You first go into the BIOS to see if the level 2 cache of your CPU is not open again, and then see if your computer is virus, whether the hard disk light is always on, if so, it means that the program has been reading and writing your hard disk again, open the task manager to see what is running again.

You may have such an experience, after booting into the desktop, click on the icon on the desktop, click this and no response, click that and there is no response, until you wait patiently for a long time, these programs seem to suddenly wake up, and suddenly all of them pop up, which is really infuriating. This is due to poor Windows design. After Windows boots into the desktop, it continues to wait for the DHCP server on the network to assign an IP address to the machine, and the waiting process lasts for more than a minute.

This process has seriously hindered the operation of other programs.

Many home computers are used alone, there is no LAN, there is no DHCP server to assign an IP address to it, and it is really too retarded to wait in vain when it is turned on.

Here is an explanation of the relevant doubts: dial-up Internet access uses a broadband connection, and has nothing to do with the local connection. The IP address of the local connection has no impact on the broadband connection.

However, when you go to the Internet on a LAN (as is the case with a router), you use a local connection, so the IP address of the local connection must be correct (either accept automatic assignment or manually fill in the correct IP address in order to access the Internet).

The problem, as per my analysis, is a malfunction of your BIOS settings. Here's how you can try it:

Power on, press DEL, and enter the BIOS settings.

Select: Load optimized defaultsThe system prompts "y n", you want to select y

Press F10 to restart the computer, and the system card problem can be solved.

It could be that there are too many processes. And viruses. Point to start. Run. Type msconfig and click Launch. Leave ctfmon and all the others to uncheck. Could be a little better. Then enter safe mode to kill the poison.

It seems to be a problem with the virus.,Install anti-virus software.,Antivirus look?

Upgrade?

Kill the poison. Optimize the next machine.。。 It's best to reload a system.。。 That's it.

Poisoned, it is recommended that you install the system and then install an antivirus software to fully scan the virus!

The poisoning is deep, and it is recommended to reload.

The easiest way is to reinstall the system or restore the system

I got to reinstall the system