XP system into my computer and folders are very slow, waiting for several minutes

Is it a slow response to the original card? What did you do before you reacted slowly? What software plug-ins or patches are in place? Have you upgraded your hardware? (If the software is uninstalled before the card or patched, try it).

1. The antivirus software is installed more, and all the monitoring is turned on, less monitoring is turned on or not monitored, and the virus is often checked and killed.

2. The software or driver is not compatible with the system, reinstall or upgrade the driver.

4. Memory, graphics card, and voltage instability can also cause crashes (if the memory is too small, upgrade the memory).

5. Generally, it is common that the temperature of hardware such as CPU or graphics card is too high, which is most likely to cause card and crash.

6. If the hard disk has bad sectors, use software to repair the bad sectors of the hard disk, format the hard disk, repartition and reinstall the hard disk, and replace the hard disk.

7. Upgrading the hardware causes an incompatible crash.

8. Too many junk files, too many disk fragments, etc.

9. If it always doesn't work, it is recommended to overhaul it.

Use the system that comes with the system restore method:

The system comes with System Restore: "Start" "Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" "System Restore", click "Restore my computer to an earlier time", press Next, you will see that the date page has a dark date, that is the restore point, after you select, click Next to restore (win7 restore the system, in the control panel and then the device and security sub-options, then backup and restore the sub-selection of limbs and prudent items).

1. Click [Start]--Run]--Enter regedit, press Enter.

Then look for the key values below.

Delete the subkeys (all items and key values) under mycomputer and you're done.

It's good to delete all the subkeys after backup.,Only delete the sub-keys.,Mycomputer don't delete it.。

Then I turned my computer back on, and at this point, it usually turned on faster.

2. Right-click in "My Computer" - Properties - Hardware - Device Manager - IDE Controller (Primary and Minor) - Properties - Advanced Settings, select None for all types, and select DMA for all modes (if available).

4. The computer can set the IP address to static.

5. Start running and enter msconfig to confirm. In the open system configurator, turn off some unimportant services and startup programs, and restart the computer.

Find someone to install XP with a disc or U disk,Install it on other disks,And then repair the boot menu,So that win7 and xp will be available at the same time,To play games,Boot into XP,Don't play games,Then into win7,XP are up to you,(Generally speaking, XP should be okay,Trouble may take some time to find the right driver.。

You may have a lot of programs that start automatically when you boot up, which will slow down your speed. Turn off auto-start programs that you don't think are necessary in the boot option on 360 Security Guard or Optimizer.

Or maybe your app is too an.

There are two possible reasons for this to happen on your computer:

1. Application impact.

There are many applications installed, resulting in too many items that need to be launched when booting up;

Duplicate application installations, resulting in consistent functionality, but limiting each other's operation, causing conflicts.

Solution: Uninstall some applications, especially not to install two or more antiviruses at the same time.

2. Hard disk impact.

The main thing is that the hard drive may have bad sectors.

Solution: Use scanning software to scan the hard disk healthily and shield the generated bad sectors.

It's patched or the driver isn't working properly.