Vista CPU 100 machine super card at every turn

Optimize with Super Bunny, Super Bunny - Build your own system - Launcher - Remove some auto-start items from the auto-run option and do as recommended.

In addition, your CPU performance has become a bottleneck in the system, it is recommended to upgrade AMD's 3-core CPU or turn off the system's glass effects and other advanced effects to release performance.

It is recommended to install Win XP + Win 7 dual system, Win7 has lower system requirements.

There are 2 QQ on it,Are you opening two?,If not,The station CPU is very big QQ is likely to be a virus,Of course, there may be some malware,I can make up such software casually.,Try it.,If it's QQ,There should be some behavior that accounts for resources?,You said it's a card when you turn it on.,Because of the QQ card when you boot up? Or does this picture happen to be a screenshot of QQ? Send me a message baidu, maybe it will be solved.

You didn't say the cpu and memory parameters, so it's hard to tell you. Depending on your situation, it should not be compatible with the QQ you are using now, and it is recommended to upgrade to 2009SP2Update your system patches to the latest.

Don't use the so-called 360 update patches, which won't update the driver.

Turn off processes that are using a lot of CPU in the explorer (right-click, end process).

Reinstall QQ or change the version.

It's nothing to do with the CPU, right? The Vista machine itself is not very good for XP drivers, especially the Compaq series, and your problem is optimized for the driver. For the time being, there is no good way to solve it, so we can only wait for the official driver to improve.

In addition, the stability of Vista is quite good.

When I bought HP's book, I heard people in the computer city say that it's best not to modify XP

It is said that it will be incompatible with hardware.

There's no difference between Vista and XP.

Vista's scheduled tasks are now improved, and it's possible that the plan in your scheduled tasks is at fault. My machine also has sometimes, and I turned off the automatic defragmentation in the plan or something, and it was better.

It is recommended that after reinstalling the system, do not open any other disks, install anti-virus software, and fully disinfect the virus

Vista requires a CPU speed of at least 1G

That's definitely possible.

I can run and use Windows Aero features, but I feel that the graphics card is a bit bottlenecked.

It can be, but I don't know if your machine's hardware supports it, Microsoft says that the graphics card needs to be 128MB, and to play the performance of Vista, the recommended memory is

To tell you, there are 64-bit and 32-bit Vista positions. In fact, the 32-bit vista you can see that the name of the patch has the "x86" style after its patch, which is the 32-bit system patch. A 32-bit CPU can only run a 32-bit operating system, not a 64-bit operating system; Whereas, 64-bit CPUs are backward compatible and can run bit operating systems.

My home is equipped with a 32-bit Windows main frequency is enough (with at least 512MB of memory can run, sometimes a little card, my home is Intel T2050 dual-core, 512MB DDR2 memory, turn on aero special effects, generally smooth, now installed SP1). However, although the 32-bit system has a slightly smaller footprint, it is recommended to leave 20GB for it.

I can install it, but it's very slow. It is not recommended that the owner install the Vista system, the current Vista system is not mature, there are too many unstable factors.

It's better not to say that it's better not to be a member of Celeron D's Ben D.,Yang D's suggestion is not to press.,And to ensure that the memory is more than 1G.。

It can be installed, and the memory is better than 2G, and 1G can also run.

I think it's okay, but it might be a little slow.

RAM 2G 45-50. As for the CPU, it doesn't have much to do with the operating system, it has to do with the program you're running, and it's all under 10 when you're not operating. If your CPU is constantly above 50 for no reason or the program is at full capacity, it means that your CPU may need to be updated or has a virus.

If you don't run the program, the CPU usage is 0, and the memory occupies about 800M, and it depends on the situation to run the program.

CPU usage is generally jumping, sometimes high and sometimes low. The memory usage is relatively stable. The theory is 800m, but in practice, you will find that it is shaking from side to side.

As for other configurations, the memory should be 1G, preferably 2G, the graphics card should be 128M, and the hard disk should be only 40G

I've pretended to be Vista and don't feel good. And some games can't be played.

Of course, your machine can run Vista smoothly

The CPU is fine, and the memory needs 2G to be smooth.

Configure and paste it up.。。 Generally, the memory is not enough, and if you have an old hard drive, it will also be very stuck.