What should I do if the computer boots up slowly, but I can t find anything wrong with the physical

The system has been used for a long time, and it is recommended to change to a new system, and no matter how you clean up, the boot speed cannot be improved. Redoing the system is the best option.

Open My Computer, right-click on the C drive, click Properties, click Disk Cleanup, and click OK. Follow my steps and do this every day before the computer is turned off, and it will be turned on quickly.

It may be that the system is aging, so let's redo the system.

The best way to do this is to reinstall the system, or if you have a backup, restore it and fix everything.

Clean up the cache and boot up the items.

There are too many things loaded, such as services, boot items, and so on. Use 360's boot gadget to get it.

Under the startup settings, there is also the self-test setting.

Clean up the system.

Use 360 to clean it up, use the debris cleaning tool, use the system first aid kit.

Not yet? Show me your computer configuration.

There are two aspects to a computer card:

1. Software: The system will produce some junk files after a long time, you can optimize it with a Windows excellent master. And keep the C drive with enough space. Frequent disk defragmentation will increase the speed at which your computer can access your hard drive.

Second, the hardware aspect. You open the task manager and check the CPU and memory usage. If the CPU is checked for a long time, the usage rate of the orange stove is high, that is, it is poisoned or the CPU is too poor.

If the memory usage is also high, it means that the memory is a little small. In addition, there is a graphics card to play games.

Expert advice: In the same situation, the system is reinstalled once every 3 months.

This is a criticism of the piracy system, and there is no cure. It is recommended that you use a genuine system, at least a pure installation version, and turn on automatic updates after activation, and update to the latest patch.

The computer takes a long time to boot up, responds slowly, and is difficult to enter the desktop, and there are many reasons for this:

1. Hardware problems:

1) Insufficient memory: If the entry speed was not slow before, now it is slow, and there are two memory, it may be that a memory is faulty, check whether the memory capacity is consistent with the original configuration after entering the system, if it is reduced, find out the damaged memory and replace it; If it was slow in the past, it may be due to insufficient memory, and you need to add memory of the same brand and model as the original memory or replace it with large-capacity memory.

2) Network connection failure: If there is a problem with the network settings, it may cause the system to automatically search for IP addresses and slow down, which will also affect the boot speed. If so, you'll need to check and make sure your network settings are working and set your local connection to a fixed static IP address.

3) Hard disk fragmentation or bad sectors: It is recommended to use the boot U disk to start the computer, and use special tools such as diskgen to detect and repair the hard disk under the PE system.

4) Power-on self-test time is too long: You need to quickly press the DEL key (F2 or other hotkeys for notebooks) to enter the CMOS setting menu when powering on, and turn off the detection of devices that are not installed inside the chassis.

2. Software problems:

1) The installed security software is being tested in the background: the security software will be tested in the system during the boot process, which takes a certain amount of time, if the time is too long, then consider whether the security software is installed too much, resulting in mutual interference. For example, if you install 360 Security Guard, Guard, and Kingsoft Poison at the same time, you need to uninstall other security software and keep only one.

2) There are too many boot auto-start programs: many software, especially network software, are set to run automatically at boot by default, which will greatly slow down the boot speed, it is recommended to use 360 security guard or other similar security software to clean up and optimize the computer to accelerate the processing, and you can also manually cancel the boot auto-start of non-essential programs.

3) Trojan horse and virus infection: It is recommended to use 360 Security Guard + 360 Antivirus or other similar security software to check and kill a whole situation.

If the above operations do not work, you need to reinstall the system.