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Because a good antivirus is very memory-intensive, because of your daily operations, he has to monitor you, including when you open documents (word, excel, etc.), open web pages, open programs, it has to access and scan it, so as to achieve the purpose of monitoring viruses at any time, since it resides in memory, that is to say, it consumes system resources, such as memory capacity, Processor time, etc., will inevitably have an impact on the speed of the computer, so it is normal for the boot speed to feel slow, and for some computers with poor configurations, it will even affect the speed of opening applications, so it is normal to be slow.
Because a good antivirus software manages a lot of things, including your chat tool, online banking, ** account or something, so there is a contradiction, a little slow, but I think it is much better to be slower than to deal with it after being poisoned.
There is no complete solution, but there are some suggestions that can greatly mitigate the effects of system inefficiencies or even make them feel at all if they are properly disposed of. The first suggestion is to increase the memory of the system, when the system memory is more than 512MB, the memory occupied by the antivirus software is insignificant;The second suggestion is to upgrade to a faster processor, only on computers above P42G, the CPU resources used by the antivirus will not be felt;The third suggestion is to turn off unnecessary services. After the computer boots up, the default system services and anti-virus software services may not all work for you, so turning off all the services you don't use is a good way to speed things up.
Just turn off the firewall while you're playing online games, but don't turn it off until you're playing!!!After entering, switch out and close it, close the method: start the column in the lower right corner, find the firewall icon, and then right-click and select "Exit".
It's normal to be slower, sacrificing speed, but keeping your computer safe, so it's worth it!!!
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Maybe your computer configuration is not very high, antivirus software takes up resources, and some of them take up a lot of resources.
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It's like a person, if you work too much, you will definitely do it slowly.
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Because the antivirus software runs in the background, when it runs, you don't see it with your own eyes, so you get the feeling that the antivirus software only works when the antivirus is done, in fact, it runs automatically as soon as the computer is turned on, and as the gentleman above said, it is also quite resource-intensive.
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Upstairs is so detailed, but not to the point, because the antivirus software has a "monitoring center", this thing takes up a lot of memory, but the station CPU is relatively small, it is recommended to use Jiangmin antivirus software, save resources, Kaba is also good.
Kaba is a powerful virus checker, but Kaba's built-in anti-hacker learning will affect the speed of Internet access, and Kaba's anti-virus component is more strict (even if the setting is the lowest is stricter than the general antivirus software), any action to install software will prompt the operation, so it requires a little understanding of the computer system. I used to use Kaba, but I found that as long as I used Kaba, the system would have all kinds of problems within 1 month. So not anymore. >>>More
1. Turn on the machine and press F8 to enter the safe mode, and find the installation directory of Jiangmin. Delete. >>>More
Yes. There is nothing wrong with that.
When you install the kill soft, your system boots up at speed. >>>More
Antivirus software is not to be installed, if you are not afraid of poisoning, you can not install it, 360 can only replace some of his functions, can not replace all of them, it is recommended that you go to ** Rising (90 days free) is very easy to use. The disc antivirus you are talking about is to set the boot disc to start, and after starting, a menu will appear, and there is an antivirus item to select in it.
The uninstallation of Rising Antivirus is very simple: Method 1, (Recommended) Click the [Start] menu in the lower left corner of the screen, find [Programs All Programs], find the [Rising Antivirus] column, click [Repair] in the column, at this time, the Rising Software Maintenance Mode interface will pop up, select [Uninstall] in the interface and click "Next", remove the check box of "Keep User Profile" at the bottom of the interface and click "Next", enter the verification code according to the program prompts, and keep "Next" until the uninstallation is completed. >>>More