In addition to msconfig, regedit, what other useful commands are there in the runtime?

Click Start in msconfig, and remove the checkmark in front of the program that you want not to load before starting it (except for viruses).

In the runtime, you can also enter the regedit registry cmd command prompt.

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Enter the name of the program that comes with Windows to start the program directly, enter the program path, and run the program directly.

Enter ** to open the page.

Except for an antivirus one, and a CTFMON, the others can be removed.

Only the input method is left.

That is, CTFMON

You don't have to leave anything else.

Your computer will be much faster.

Try it yourself.

Hope it will help you.

Open Custom in the start properties, find the run option, and put the tick on it.

Delete the "startup" program in the "System Configuration Utility" from the registry: hkey local machine software Microsoft Shared Tools MSSconfig startupfolder The subfolder here is the boot program in "Start" - > All Programs" - > Startup", which can be deleted. hkey local machine software microsoft shared tools msconfig startupreg The subfolder here is "System Configuration Utility" - >Startup" after removing the checkbox, and the program that removed the check box in "Startup" is gone.

Regedit is a registry The registry is an internal database of Windows, which is a system administration database designed by Microsoft specifically for its 32-bit operating system. The registry houses various parameters that directly control the startup, the loading of hardware drivers, and the running of some applications, thus playing a central role in the entire system. If the registry is compromised, the startup will run abnormally, and the entire system will be paralyzed.

Therefore, when using general system optimization software, special attention should be paid to the use of optimization registry windows registry stores the configuration and status information of the current system software and hardware, as well as the initial conditions, preferences and uninstall data of the application and explorer shell, also includes the computer's entire system settings and various licenses, file extensions associated with the application, hardware description, status and attributes, as well as computer performance records and underlying system status information, and various other data. Every time you start it, a registry is created from a series of files that are created when the computer is shut down, and once the registry is loaded into memory, it is maintained all the time, and the registry is actually a relational database of system parameters. msconfig is the system configuration, enter it in the start menu and then confirm it to find the program to be enabled or disabled, which can help the computer to prohibit programs that do not need to run, which can speed up the operation of your computer.

The first is the registry, and the second is for the system configuration program, setting startup items, and so on.

All executable programs in the system32 and i386 folders.

It depends on what system you have.

XP has it, but the following versions don't have this feature.

Your system is xp or 2003, if it is 2000, copy one.

You're not using the administrator account, the guest account doesn't have the permission to view, you can try again under the administrator.

Any tips? It won't be win98.