What processes are required after the computer is turned on

1. Right-click in the blank space of the taskbar --- Task Manager --- Processes to see the program process you are running.

2. Keyboard operation: Ctrl+Alt (when holding these two keys) + del to bring up the task manager.

3. There are a lot of programs running, it's hard to judge, you have to know what these processes are for, and you can't close them casually.

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。You go inside the control panel ... Deleted some useless and redundant programs.。。。 Then clean the console a bit. It may be that the inside is too dirty, and there will also be a phenomenon that the computer is running slowly... ok？

35 normal.

The back is. The username is system and most of the processes are necessary for the system.

While the username is the name of your account, most of the processes are software.

There are also drivers. 35 is normal.

Rest assured. Hope to get your satisfaction.

When you boot up and start when nothing is running, open the process management, this time it is full of system processes @!

XP, 35 processes is a bit much. Generally, a system is a system process, and the appearance of a user name can be carefully analyzed. It is recommended to use the process management function of Windows Optimizer to take a look, it will give you suggestions.

You can turn this off.

These can also be turned off.

These are Rising things.,Want to close the process.,It's right click on the process.,End the process and turn it off.,But it's recommended that you change to an antivirus software.,That Rising is really rubbish.,The more advanced Trojan can't be found.,Low-level.,All the people are soldiers.,Mobilize the people.,Open so many processes.,Hehe,It's no wonder that your computer is not satisfied!! I really can't help it.

Good luck!

You can use 360 to see the system process, which is usually described as a process.

svchost is a system service process, generally there will be multiple running at the same time, you can use 360 to view the "service" column to see which services are running.

It is recommended that the startup item is best left with an antivirus software and input method,The rest do not need to be started randomly,It is recommended to use 360 security guard to optimize it,And regularly clean up the garbage of the system,This will make the computer faster!

It's hard to say, it depends on what your computer is like, if you have installed 360 security guards or something like that, there is a boot acceleration or optimization acceleration in it, you can go in and take a look.

QQ PC Manager has boot process management in it.,Go and take a look.。

First, the most basic system process.

In other words, these processes are the basic conditions for the operation of the system, and with these processes, the system can function normally.

1、manager

2. Subsystem server process.

3. Manage user login.

4. Contains a lot of system services.

5. Manage IP

Security policy as well as launching ISAKMP Oakley (IKE) and IP

Security drivers. (System Services).

Generate a session key and grant service credentials for interactive client server authentication.

6、ticket。(System Services).

netlogon

7. Contains a lot of system services! eventsystem8, load the file into memory for printing later (no printer or need).

9. Explorer.

10. The pinyin icon in the tray area is installed with OfficeXP and above.

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XP system process strategy.

The most basic system processes (that is, these processes are the basic conditions for the operation of the system, with which the system can function normally):

session

manager

Subsystem server process.

Manage user logins.

Contains a lot of system services.

Manage. IP security policy as well as boot.

isakmp/oakley

ike) and.

IP Security Driver. (System Services).

Generate a session key and grant a credential of service (ticket) for interactive client server authentication. (System Services).

Contains a lot of system services.

Load the file into memory for printing later. (System Services) Resource Manager.

Pinyin icon for the tray area.