Lenovo notebook with GHOST is very slow, I don t know how to be good?

It's best not to use the ghost version of the notebook.

It is not recommended to ghost the system, which hurts the hard disk quite a bit. I've maxed out 3 hard drives.

1. All notebooks use win7.Hard disk speed,It is still recommended that you use XP,If you want to use Win7, you can increase the memory。 Generally, the personal recommendation is 4G. 2G is stuck to fly. What do you think.. Use win7 words 150 yuan plus memory.

Wait, and it's better not to use it.

The ghost system may have compatibility problems with the computer itself, which may cause the system to run unstable; If your computer is running a low configuration, it will also be slower to run the Windows 7 operating system.

Laptop is recommended to use win7 msdn original system, it is not recommended to use ghost, if the speed is slow, first check the integrity of the ghost image, and then test the disk bad sectors and whether there is a partition soft fault, and then make a judgment.

Windows7 is very resource-hungry, and a low-configuration computer will be very slow. . .

Boot F2 into COMS hard disk interface changed to IDE

Try it out with your system CD.

1.If it is a SATA hard drive, try to set the SATA parameters to COMBINED mode in the BIOS, the default setting should be enhanced. Before recovery, it is necessary to format the target partition first, which can improve some speed 3

For brand machines, the speed of ghost restoration under PE is faster than in DOS mode, because some PE will load the corresponding SATA driver and disk cache program 4Upstairs, note that the motherboards are all interfaces now, and the speed of using a USB disk is n times faster than that of a disc block, and the reason why ghost restoration is slow is because the disk write speed is not up to standard, not defined by the read speed of the source device.

The notebook has been used for a long time.,It's not very fast to add memory to my notebook.。

It's normal to have a slow response after a long period of time.

Is there a configuration diagram? It could be a low configuration.

1 In the BIOS, change the hard disk mode to the IDE

2 Go to PE, use DiskMan to delete the hidden partitions of the hard disk, repartition them all, update the partition table, and rewrite the master boot record.

3 If you can't see the hard disk under PE, you can connect the hard disk to another computer and partition it. Remember to update the partition table and rewrite the master boot record.

I've also done a Lenovo notebook system before.,It doesn't seem to be able to install the ghost system.,It's good to repartition it in the end.。

You still have to re-partition the hard drive. Lenovo has no conscience just for the sake of after-sales money. It's the same as the previous unscrupulous merchants who added passwords to CMOS.

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1. The hard disk of the computer is too slow to read and write.

2. Or it is caused by too many programs running on the computer and too much junk cache.

3. You can install the computer manager to clean the memory with a small rocket and clean the computer junk cache with the garbage cleaning function.

In some computers, it is not an IDE option, but it may also be a compa...I forgot),Anyway, you just need to find the option of sata.,The other option is.,Don't worry.,It won't be wrong.,I always use a mobile hard drive to install the ghost system.,Hundreds of units can't be installed.,Notebooks are all problematic at this point.。

In addition, it is recommended that you change it to SATA again when you restart after the ghost has copied the file, because IDE is a compatibility mode, the hard disk transfer speed is not as fast as SATA, and after copying the file, it can automatically identify the SATA device and install the SATA driver when installing the driver, although there is no problem if you don't change it, but after all, the IDE mode is not as fast as SATA.

You restore the BIOS settings first, look for the boot items in the BIOS, see if there is an option for the hard drive, and try it!

Turn SATA off in BIOS There is no AHCI driver in XP Change SATA from AHCI back to IDE mode But some brands have hidden partitions Pay attention to this It's very annoying Most brand machines will hide 10G of space. You try to use the original disk of the system to enter the boot interface, which is a pure system disk. It's not ghost.

Brand computer hard drives have hidden partitions, and if you want to install them yourself, you must first format the entire disk and repartition it.

1. Press F10 to enter the BIOS.

2. Find the power management setup - wdrt support is disabled when this item is set.

3. Press F10 to save and exit.

4. Restart the computer, put in the ghost version of the operating system CD, start reading the disk, and install the system.

5. After installing the system, the machine restarts, then press F10 to enter the BIOS, change the hard disk mode back to IDE mode, and the machine starts normally.

It should be possible. If it really doesn't work, just install the original.