How to optimize 2003, manually, without tools

It doesn't make much sense to optimize your server Your server is missing a reboot.

2003 is used as a server, and its security is very high (compared to XP), but if you use it at home, it is recommended not to use it:

1.Installing software is troublesome, often under XP does not use the serial number of the software and games, he wants the serial number.

2.It occupies resources, and a lot of it is the configuration of the server, which is not used by ordinary people.

3.Many services have to be started manually, otherwise there are often things that cannot be used or are forbidden to be used. But if you open it randomly, it will reduce the security line, or even open the vulnerability.

4.It's troublesome to turn on and shut down, ask for your opinion every time, and ask you how you made a mistake when you make a mistake, so that you can choose. I don't even know what the impact of choosing those ones is.

5.Encryption and compression release permissions, if you don't do it well, it is equivalent to opening the door and letting people take your things, and you don't know it yet.

6.Security is relative to administrator, if you assign that permission to another user, he is still the master than you, and if you change the password, you are not the master.

In short, if you don't understand, it's very useful. Or don't go online!

He asks you if you can optimize, but you answer some suggestions that he should not use, isn't it not the answer to the question? Besides, the version you found yourself is not good, but you say that 2003 is not good, I really don't know what you think.

I'm also using it, it's pretty much the same as XP. Although the interface is the same style as 2000.

Optimize? This is a server operating system,If you're engaged in development, it's best not to optimize,Otherwise, there will be inexplicable problems that will make you crazy.,Ordinary users still skip this system.,XP and win7 are good.。 If it's a system on a web server, it's good to do a good job of system security settings, and it's a floating cloud to optimize something, and you can't use a host with poor performance as a server.

The system itself can be optimized in management. Don't panic.

1.You don't need to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to boot up

Start Menu -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Settings.

Local Accounts - > security options.

Find Interactive Trial Login: You don't need to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete

Set to Enabled.

2.Shutdown is not prompted, shutdown reason.

Start -> run ->

Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System.

On the right, find Show Closed Time Tracker.

Set to Disabled.

3.Open the theme.

Start -> run ->

Find Themes, set it to Automatic, and click Launch.

4.Turn on the sound d kodqtw

Start -> run ->

Find Windows Audio, set it to Automatic, and tap Launch.

Desktop Properties, Settings -> Advanced -> Troubleshooting -> Hardware Acceleration -> Completely. Start -> run dxdiag, open the Display tab, and set all 3 settings to Enable; Open the Sound tab again and drag the middle one to Full Acceleration.

6 Create a new user.

Press the win+r key combination to open the "Run" dialog box, enter rundll32, usersrundll (or control userpasswords2), press "OK" and the familiar "User Account" window will pop up, and then you can create a new user account, and at the same time can automatically log in to the system.

If you want to implement more advanced user settings, you can enter them in the "Run" dialog box, press enter to open the "Local Users and Groups" window, and double-click the corresponding user in "Users" to enter the properties window for settings.

7 Close Dr. Hua.

Enter "drwtsn32" in Start-Run, or Start-Program-Accessories-System Tools-System Information-Tools-DR

Watson, call up Dr. Hua in the system, only keep the "dump all thread context" option, otherwise once the process.

If there is an error, the hard disk will read for a long time and take up a lot of space. If this has happened before, look for the file after deleting it.

It can save tens of MB of space.

If you confirm that the system will not add new devices, you can delete the files in the Windows System Dellcache directory.

Free up space. The command to delete all files is about 300MB, which is dangerous and unfamiliar with the system.

Do not use. 9 Disable system service QoS

Start - Run, type , the Group Policy window appears, Administrative Templates - Network, QoS Data.

Packet scheduler, right-click Limit Retained Bandwidth in the right window, and in the settings in the properties there is Limit Retained Bandwidth, select.

Select Disabled, OK.

10 Accelerated Sharing:

remotecomputer\namespace。

In this, there should be a key. Just delete it and restart.

Computer.