The computer suddenly became very slow, so I asked the master to help solve it

It's easy to do with a one-click ghost. After restarting, press F11 to enter the DOS Toolbox or the Ghost system option. Then select One-Click Restore. Then select the backup file on your computer to restore. Hope it helps.

It should be a problem with some plug-ins that come with the mini game.,You can use the plug-ins in the security guard 360 to clean up.,See if there are any unsafe plug-ins.。 Hope to help you solve the problem.

If you can't find any other reason, it's your internet speed. If the network cable is divided into 2 machines, it will also be affected.

If you haven't touched the system since you bought the computer, then restart the computer and press f11 to automatically enter the one-click restore system that will automatically restore the system Generally, the staff who sell computers will install one-click restore for customers. If it's a restart, press F11 Oh, not press it after booting and enter the desktop).

One-click recovery only recovers the C drive, other disk things will not be deleted, but after the recovery, there may be games or software that can't enter, then you have to reinstall it

You first back up the data you need, C drive. (e.g. documents, **, etc., the information you need).

Then reboot, or if you can enter the system now, you can directly find a one-click recovery program to restore the system.

If you can't find it, restart your computer, and after you start it, you just have to press F11 without stopping. (In white on black, you will be given 2 options, one is to enter the XP system, and the other is to press F11 to restore the system.) You can keep an eye out for these interfaces. It's easy to see.

Causes of the problem and solutions.

1.Check the application software or drivers.

Some programs slow down the computer system when it starts. If we want to be the reason for this, we can start from "Safe Mode". Because this is the original boot, Safe Mode runs slower than it did normally.

However, if you start up in Safe Mode and find that your computer starts up faster than you normally would, there may be a program that's causing your system to boot up slower.

2.Too many desktop icons can get you into trouble.

Having too many icons on your desktop can also slow down your system boot up. Every time Windows starts up and displays the desktop, you need to find the icons of the desktop shortcuts one by one and load them, the more icons you have, the more time it takes, of course. It is recommended that you put the desktop icons that you don't use often in a special folder or delete them altogether!

3.Remove the random starter.

You can use Kingsoft Poison's boot optimization function to increase the boot speed with one click.

If your computer is infected with a virus, the system will run significantly slower. It is recommended to use Kingsoft Antivirus's quick detection and killing function to detect and kill computer viruses with one click and improve the running speed of your computer!

It's because of the problem with the antivirus software, which scans the memory and hard disk when the computer is turned on, which takes a long time. Kaspersky is even slower.

You uninstall the antivirus software and try to run naked, it will definitely be embarrassing.

It may be that there are many programs loaded when you start running, and you can check it ---msconfig when you start running ---, or you can directly use 360, Super Rabbit, and Optimization Master to do a boot optimization. It is also possible that the system has a lot of junk files. You try again.

Try to fix the system, usually the system process is short-circuited.