Why is it slow for the computer to boot into Windows

1. If your machine boots up slowly, mainly due to the long boot POST time, it may be that "Fast Boot" is not enabled under the BIOS, it is recommended that you enable the "Fast Boot" option. (This feature is only available on some laptops and desktops, so if your machine doesn't have this option, ignore the effect of this option.) ）

Some notebooks have this function, and the method to enable fast boot is as follows:

Go to the BIOS interface, find the "Startup" option, press Enter to select the "Boot Mode" option, set the option to "Quick", and then F10 will save and exit. The quick boot is successful.

Some desktops have this feature, and here's how to turn on Fast Boot:

Go to the BIOS interface, find the "Startup" option, press Enter to select the "Quick Boot" option, set the option to "Enabled", and then F10 will save and exit. The quick boot is successful.

Second, if your machine boots up slowly, it mainly takes a long time in the windows interface. It is recommended that you try it according to the following scheme.

1. Try disabling some startup items.

2. If it is a win8 or above system, please confirm whether the "fast startup" is enabled under the system, if not, you can try to turn on the function.

Here's how: Under the system, find "Control Panel", select "Hardware & Sound", then open "Power Options" Click on "Select the function of the power button" in the upper left corner and then see if "Enable Fast Startup" is checked If not, click "Change settings that are not currently available" and then check "Enable Fast Startup".

3. It is recommended that you try to use Lenovo's "System Optimization Acceleration Tool" for boot acceleration.

4. It is recommended to uninstall the optimization software installed under the system, such as 360 Security Guard, Tencent Computer Manager, Kingsoft Poison Bully, generally keep one, if the effect is not obvious, you can continue to use and observe after uninstalling, and try not to use this kind of software frequently to optimize the system.

5. If the above operation is invalid, it is recommended that you back up your data and try to reinstall the system.

6. If the problem of slow boot of the machine cannot be solved by the above operations, it is recommended that you consider upgrading the hardware configuration, such as upgrading the memory, installing an SSD, or considering the hardware of the machine, you can try to repair it.

Most of the reasons for slow Windows boot are caused by too many programs being loaded when the computer starts, so the usual way to deal with this is to cancel the option to start with the system for such programs. Let's take a look at how to set it up.

Open the Run dialog box, enter the command msconfig, and click OK.

Switch to the "Services" tab, first check "Hide all Windows services", and then click the "Disable All" button.

Switch to the "Startup" tab and tap on the "Disable All" button.

Then check some of the boot add-ons that are necessary for the system to boot, and then you can click the "OK" button.

At this time, the computer will be renewed, and when the computer is restarted, you will find that the boot speed has become significantly faster.

Right-click on my computer, select Manage, go to Services and set the startup type of the event log to Automatic, it won't be slow.

If you do this, it's the result of over-optimization. When the event log service is turned off, it will be stuck for a long time when it is ready to enter the desktop.

First of all, check and kill viruses and Trojan horses to see if these are doing the trick. If not, then it's up to optimization.

If the moderator is unwilling to reinstall and upgrade the hardware, then try to work on the software and system, and in terms of optimization, the more famous ones are the optimization master and super rabbit moderators can try.

1. Don't load too many random startup programs (a must to increase the boot speed).

Don't load too many unnecessary random startup programs when you boot up. Select "Start Program Attachment System Tools System Information System Information Dialog Box", and then, select "Tools System Configuration Utility Start", only need to tick before CTFMON antivirus and Trojan horse check programs, and other items can be unnecessary, check and restart. (The notebook must also be ticked on the notebook program).

2. Don't use backgrounds lightly.

Don't use ActiveDesktop, or the system will slow down as a result (right-click on the screen to find the display properties in the web tab and remove all the options for "Active Desktop" and "Channels").

3. Set up virtual memory.

Set the virtual memory to be 3 times the memory of the machine, for example, if there is 32M memory, set the virtual memory to 96M, and the maximum and minimum values are the same (this setting can be set by "Control Panel System Performance Virtual Memory").

4. Some optimization settings.

a. Go to the Control Panel and select "System Performance File System". Change the "Primary Purpose of Computer" tab of the hard disk tab to "Web Server", "Read-ahead Optimization.""Turn to full speed.

b. Cancel the "search for a new floppy drive every time you start" in the "Floppy Disk" tab.

c. Adjust the "Additional Cache" in the CD-ROM to the maximum, and select the CD-ROM with 4 times the speed or faster as the access mode.

5. Organize the system regularly.

6.Cancel unnecessary services. Windows XP calls many services that users may not use at all, and these services not only affect the speed of operation, but also very detrimental to the security of the system.

As a result, unnecessary system services can be disabled as needed. Method: Select"Get started"menu"Run", enter""Open"Service Management Console"to start or stop the service by changing the start type of the service.

7.If you feel that the single-window browser of Windows is slow, you can improve it by opening it"My computer", click"tools"->"Folder options"->"Check", selected"Use a separate process to open the folder window"。

This prevents a slower device from affecting the responsiveness of the user interface.

Isn't it that there are too many things in the startup?

The next optimizer removes the unused stuff from the startup.