WIN XP Lenovo OEM version boots up slowly

Dear Lenovo users, hello!

Based on your description of the problem, it is recommended that you clean up your cache and defragment it.

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The landlord xp is like this, how many years of old system, tomato garden, too, I use windows7 directly, because Vista is said to be unhappy, you look at this article to make it clearer.

If there is a quality problem in the computer product itself, whether it is only guaranteed within the warranty period;

Whether the computer has a recall policy;

Are consumers paying for product quality problems outside the warranty period, and what are the exceptions?

A case study of a sudden slowdown in the startup or operation of an XP system.

1.Perform a clean boot.

1) First, create a restore point;

2) Press the windows function key + R key to open the run dialog box;

3) After entering msconfig, click OK to start the system configuration;

4) In the "General" tab, select "Selective Startup";

5) Clear the checkboxes of "Load System Services" and "Load Startup Items", and keep "Use original startup configuration";

6) In the "Services" tab, check "Hide all Windows services", and then select "Disable All" to confirm.

If that doesn't solve the problem, one-click recovery or reinstallation of the system is the best way to do it.

You can try increasing the virtual memory, which I recently discovered.

You can type msconfig in the start menu, open System Configuration, and then configure the programs you want to load at boot in Enable. It is recommended that you keep your anti-virus software and input method. Other programs are based on your needs, and you can choose them.

This optimizes the boot speed. If you see a white screen, it is recommended that you check your graphics card driver or see if it is caused by a program that is loaded on boot.

This is the boot chip of the network card at boot, you can turn off the bootrom of the network card without this problem, turn off in the bios.

You can manually disable the launch of some services, functions and software with the help of some third-party software, 360 is good, you can try it.

1. Use Disk Cleanup to remove system junk files.

2. Streamline the desktop icons.

3. Start --- running--- enter msconfig, check the hidden micorsoft service items below in the enablement items, and then uncheck all the unnecessary options that can be seen above (such as msn qq Thunderbolt, eMule, virtual optical drive, etc.). It's better to "disable all".

4. Start --- run--- enter %temp% to delete all the files in it, if it prompts that you can't delete it, skip this file and continue to delete others.

5. Perform disk defragmentation regularly.

6. Move applications and files to other disks.

7. Detect and kill viruses and malware. Turn off real-time monitoring and keep your virus database updated and disinfect regularly.