What are the good habits to develop when using a computer!!

1. Don't run naked on the machine, be sure to install software and security software (recommended: 360 and nod32), and upgrade frequently.

2. Moderate optimization, but don't overdo it Recommended: Optimization Master.

3. The virtual memory settings are reasonable, and the C disk leaves a little more free space.

Fourth, regularly organize the hard disk, remove junk files, and defragment the disk (defragmentation should not be too frequent, just regular) Fifth, some commonly used software (such as QQ Feixin Foxmail) should not be put on the C disk, so as not to lose some important records with the reinstallation of the system. 6. Don't go to suspicious files, don't click suspicious links.

(1) Normal power on/off. The order of powering on is to power on peripherals (such as monitors, printers, scanners, etc.) first. The shutdown sequence is reversed: power off the host first, then power off the peripherals.

2) Do not switch on and off frequently, and the time interval between each shutdown and power on should not be less than 30 seconds.

3) Clean your computer regularly.

4) When adding or deleting the hardware equipment of the computer, it is necessary to disconnect the connection with the room electricity and confirm that the body does not have static electricity before operating. This includes the cleaning operations mentioned above.

5) When touching the circuit board, do not directly touch the copper wires on the circuit board and the pins of the integrated circuit, so as not to damage these devices by the static electricity carried by the human body.

6) After the computer is powered on, it should not move and vibrate at will, so as not to cause scratches on the surface of the hard disk and accidents, thus causing undue losses.

It's just a lot of trying, but there's actually no skill.

First, it is necessary to turn on and off the computer correctly, pay attention to maintaining the indoor humidity and temperature to be appropriate, pay attention to dustproof, anti-vibration, and ordinary speakers should be far away from the computer.

2. Try not to drink drinks and snacks while using the computer, and place containers such as cups and bottles as far away from the computer as possible to avoid accidentally spilling on the computer.

3. Regularly maintain the computer: including ash removal after disassembly (chassis, power supply, monitor, etc.).

4. Check whether the performance of the power socket is in good contact, whether the fans inside the case (mainly the CPU fan, graphics card and power supply fan are running well), and listen to whether the noise of the machine is significantly louder.

5. Pay attention to anti-virus, and take out the disk placed in the floppy drive or optical drive when shutting down.

6. Ensure that the anti-software and firewall are normal, and update the virus database in a timely manner (generally automatic).

8. It is recommended to get a "Changyou Patrol", a free web security detection tool, if your browser has such a function, forget it. It can avoid bad links and web page stalls.

9. Frequent anti-virus to find latent malware, viruses and Trojans.

10. A must-have restoration software, the famous ones are: one-click restore ghost

1.Unplug the network cable.

2.Unplug the power supply.

If this is still poisoned, it will be a very powerful virus.

The best habit is to do a good job of data backup or system backup, so that you are not afraid of any poison, and pretending to be anti-virus is not a panacea.