What s the matter with the slow startup of IBM laptops?

Because IBM has to run some IBM software when it is turned on, it should be slower...

Laptop Freeze Resolution:

1. First of all, it is natural to restart the laptop, sometimes the computer crash is just caused by too many programs running or a program that is too large resulting in insufficient memory or CPU, at this time, you only need to cold start the computer, and generally the crash caused by this situation can be solved.

2. The computer will produce a lot of garbage in the process of use, if it is not cleaned up for a long time, it may cause our computer to run slowly, and then cause a crash when running some large programs.

3. If you often need to run some large programs, and every time it is caused by insufficient memory, you need to increase the virtual memory. Right-click on My Computer, click on Properties, find the Advanced tab, click on the Performance Settings option, then click on Advanced Options, find Virtual Memory, and click Change.

4. The default virtual memory is set in the C disk, but the C disk is generally a system disk, and the space occupied by it may affect the running speed, so try not to use the C disk when placing the virtual memory, you can choose other disk letters, such as the D disk, and then click on the custom size, fill in the initial size and maximum value, the initial size of the virtual memory is generally set to the multiple of the memory, and the maximum value is 3 times the memory.

5. If the virtual memory is still used after the virtual memory is set and will still crash due to insufficient memory, you need to consider changing to a higher memory card, and you need to check the model of your computer's memory before replacing, so as not to find that the memory module is incompatible after purchase, and the tool for querying the memory module model can use software such as Master Lu.

6. Notebooks have a big disadvantage, that is, the heat dissipation effect is not good, so that the computer is prone to crash after a long time, if it is caused by this reason, the solution is very simple, add a heat sink for the laptop.

7. In the process of file operation, the system may call the virtual memory to synchronize the management program, which will cause each program to read and write to the hard disk frequently, resulting in disk fragmentation, the more fragments, the more inconvenient it is to read, and the computer processing speed will decrease, which may cause a crash, because the disk should be defragmented regularly to ensure its running speed.

Your radiator is probably full of dust, so clean it quickly. Other jacks are useful, and they are the same as desktops, and they can be used to expand devices such as monitors, USB flash drives, etc.

If the temperature is not high. It may be a compatibility issue with your computer's hardware! Or which hardware has bad contact.

Find someone who understands a laptop and plug the machine in again... Test again...

There are many jacks on the computer, such as network cards, cables, microphones, headphones, external keyboards, mice, monitors, printers... It's better to go to the **...

The fans of the ThinkPad laptop are all temperature controlled, and the temperature will only turn when the temperature goes up.

Is the fan out of oil? My Sony didn't turn it last time, and it was fine after I got some oil.

Or get the training of Zhongyaxing, let them be stationed in the notebook repair department of the electronic city, and the master will show you what the problem is.

Let's change the fan, there should be a problem with the bearing of the fan.

If there is no problem with the hardware of the machine, then the slow shutdown of your machine can only be caused by software problems, generally when you shut down the computer, the computer will send all the applications, background services, and hardware drivers. Send a shutdown instruction, when the program returns to the normal shutdown signal after the computer will be closed, but if any of these programs do not send back the correct instruction (or directly do not send back instructions), then the computer will be in a waiting state, so there is a slow shutdown of your computer, the decision method: since it is a software problem, the most likely is of course the hardware driver, So here you need to update all the hardware drivers to the officially recognized program state, or uninstall them directly and then install them correctly from the corresponding drivers on the official website.

As for the method you said to reinstall the system, I have tried, but it doesn't work, it must be that the compatibility of the ghost system you installed is not good, it is recommended that you install the original OEM system, and then install the official designated driver.

The shutdown speed can be increased by:

1. Usually use anti-virus software and tools to clean up system junk and temporary files (IE cache) generated by the Internet, and check and kill malware.

2. Don't install too much antivirus software or protection software on the computer, these software functions are duplicated, and installing too much will also affect the shutdown speed.

3. Don't put too many files and icons on the computer desktop, which will slow down the computer's response, and try not to install the software on the C drive.

4. Close some startup programs. Start-Run-Enter msconfig-OK-Click "Start" in the "System Configuration Utility" window-Start, except for the input method (ctfmon) and anti-virus software, the general program can be turned off.

5. Regularly defragment the disk, open the computer, and select the disk to be defragmented to open the "Disk Defragmenter" window - Analyze - Defragment - the system will start to defragment.

6. The current system occupies a large amount of memory, and if necessary, adding more memory will be much faster.

I don't know if the system you reinstalled is the same. It is recommended to change the system, it is indeed a system problem.

I change the system tray and redo the system.

The steps to change the boot order of IBM ThinkPad notebooks are as follows:

1. Press F2 when booting up to enter the BIOS interface.

2. Switch to boot, at this time, the limited boot mode of the computer is through the hard disk boot.

3. Select Option 1 and press Enter to switch to UEFI by pressing the up and down buttons.

4. After pressing enter, the priority startup item will be changed to start from the USB flash drive.

5. After completing the above operations, press F10 to save and exit, and then the computer will automatically restart and start from the USB flash drive.

1. When the IBM logo appears on the cold boot (note that it is not a restart) screen and a prompt message appears in the lower left corner, press the F1 key.

2. After pressing the F1 button, you will enter the BIOS interface after a while.

3. Use the up and down arrow keys to move the cursor to the startup option, and press the Enter key to open the next level menu.

4. Press F5 F6 in the pop-up BOO list to change the boot order of these devices of hard disk, optical drive, and floppy drive.

After entering the BIOS, find the boot option, move the cursor to the last option with Shangxiajian, press Enter, then move the cursor with Shangxiajian, and then press Spacebar to change the boot order.

The order in which you are talking about, the order in which the media are booted, or the order in which the system is booted?

The order of booting media to go into the BIOS adjustment.

The order in which the system is started can be adjusted when the system enters.

LS said the same as I wanted to say!

I tuned it. You call up that CMOS and try it one by one.

If it is the original system, due to the installation of too much Lenovo software, it is relatively slow, if not, you have to check the following aspects one by one.

1: Whether there is too much system junk, clean up the garbage, reinstall the system if necessary2: Whether there is a problem with the hard disk, you can use hdtune to test the read and write speed of the hard disk3: whether it is high.

and so on.

The system and hardware generally occupy a lot of memory, so that you can view the memory usage of the computer is relatively high, and there will be some cards for switching programs, it is recommended to add a 4G memory.

Other questions can also be compared in the two forums, the idea forum.

Think Forum.

Hope it helps, thank you.

It may be that the version is wrong, try flashing back to the original version with other BIOS flashing software. Go to the BIOS interface to see what BIOS your notebook is, generally AMI, and go online in this refresh tool and method.

There is also a possibility that after flashing the BIOS, some setting changes in the BIOS cause the boot to be slower, you have to enter the BIOS to see how those options are set, if you don't understand, you can type out and ask.

Check your level 2 cache!

It's L2 Cache!! Enable it!

Then rinse and brush it back, use it well, and there is no need to replace it with a new one.

This is that the new version of BOIS is not compatible with the motherboard, and it is possible to change to another upgraded version, or simply use the old version.