ASUS notebook, how to deal with the slow response of the system

I also have an ASUS notebook.,It's not fast to boot up.,Later, I changed to a win7 installation and reinstalled it.。 After taking a look at your hardware configuration, normally it shouldn't be slow, usually the slow boot of the newly bought machine is mostly caused by software.

If you don't want to reinstall the system or you can check the startup items you booted on, enter msconfig in the start area, you can set which items do not start or start, I hope these can help you.

This can't be helped.

Unless you replace or add an SSD.

HDDs now.

It's not as good as it used to be.

Reason 1: Third-party software.

One reason for a computer card may be the installation of "rogue" third-party software, especially optimization and antivirus software.

Cause 2: System background.

1. System update.

2. Anti-virus software.

Taking McAfee as an example, we can find the corresponding icon in the lower right corner of the desktop, [Check for Updates] and restart it after updating as prompted.

Reason 3: System garbage.

System caches, operation records, log files, software remnants, and frequent use without cleaning up junk may make your computer more and more stuck.

1. Disk cleanup.

Right-click the disk drive letter, select [Properties] [General] [Disk Cleanup] in turn, check the items to be cleaned up, click [Clean System Files], and follow the prompts to complete and [OK].

2.Disk defragmentation.

Select the disk, right-click [Properties] [Tools] [Optimization]. After the optimization is complete, click [Change Settings] and cancel "Run as scheduled".

<>3.Enable Storage Sense.

The storage-aware function supported by Win10 1703 and above allows the system to automatically free up space by deleting unwanted files (such as temporary or ** files, etc.).

Click Start, Settings, System, Storage, and Turn on Storage Sense.

Reason 4: Unused features.

Some functions can also be disabled if they are not needed to reduce the consumption of limited resources.

1. Turn off hibernation.

Open [Control Panel] [Power Options] [Hibernation] in turn, and remove the checkmark in front of [Enable Hibernation].

If there is no hibernation button, right-click the start menu and select [Settings] [System] [Power and Sleep] [Other Power Settings] [Select the function of the power button] [Change the settings that are currently unavailable], check [Hibernation] and then [Save Modifications].

2.Reduce boot load startup items.

Click [Start] [Run] and enter [msconfig] [Start] in order to remove unnecessary startup items. You may find a bunch of rogue software that starts up automatically

1. You can directly search for [Service] (or right-click [This Computer] to select [Management], select [Services and Applications], and double-click [Service]) to find and double-click [IP Helper] on the right side, change the "Startup Type" to [Disable] and then [OK].

5. Search for and enter [Storage], and [Enable] "Storage Sense". Once opened, Windows can automatically free up space by deleting unwanted files, such as temporary files and content from the site.

6. If the notebook is only for office and does not play games, you can right-click the windows icon and select [Settings], click [Game] and [Close] the game bar.

You can try to optimize in the above ways.

Hello friends. It means that your disk has too many fragments and needs to be organized. It can also make your memory footprint too much. Causes a slow boot speed. It's a good idea to clean up and see how it goes. If you agree with me, thank you.

What is the card The high network latency and ping will improve the network speed. If the game is not smooth, upgrade the graphics card. Slow boot and slow response, install a solid state. If there is a lag in the multi-open program, install a memory module. Pure hand-played. Hope to adopt.

It depends on what the system is occupied, whether there are too many processes to start at boot, if it is the old one, you can consider changing the SSD and adding memory!