There is a saying about what is placed on the table affects the speed of the machine .

There are a lot of things on the desktop that will affect the startup speed.

Because the explorer process is loaded when the system starts, and the desktop is responsible for this process, then the loading of explorer will be slowed down due to too much stuff on the desktop.

Note: This explorer is not Internet Explorer(IE).is a process that must be loaded for the system to start.

But in everyday use (provided of course it's a normal, virus-free system), it theoretically slows things down and doesn't actually make much of a difference (if your machine isn't antique). I don't think you're going to fill the entire desktop with icons at 1024*768 resolution, right?

Something on the desktop that is too big will be slow, and the reason for the slowness is:

2.It's that your desktop doesn't have a lot of stuff that doesn't load much, so the desktop will load slowly during the refresh process.

Put too many icons on the desktop,It will not occupy memory,It will only slow down the boot speed,When booting,The system loads the program files corresponding to the icons one by one,Too much will slow down the boot speed,It is recommended to drag unnecessary icons into the start menu bar or put them into the quick start bar。

Hello, happy to answer for you.

The things on the desktop of the computer are just shortcuts, and the impact is not very big, mainly depending on your configuration, but it will affect the boot speed.

Solution: Right-click on the blank space of the desktop, select New - Folder, and then rename, you can create several new folders, write games, documents, chats, ...... respectivelyThen drag and drop the icons on the desktop into it. Hope it helps!

There is a certain impact, but the impact is not very large.

Impact, put on the table, is the equivalent of putting it on the C drive.

By default, the operating system is installed on the C drive.

Try not to install the installer application software in the system disk.

Optimizing your system can greatly improve the speed of your computer.

It really affects.,You should put the shortcut (not commonly used) to the disk.,And the C drive should not install anything except anti-virus software.。

Yes, it is recommended that those who are not commonly used can be deleted on the desktop

Yes, but you're wrong, it's not the number of icons, but the total file size of desktop files (including shortcuts, etc.), which affects the boot speed!!

The icon on the desktop,It's just a shortcut,If his source file is saved in,d e f disk,Then there will be no impact on the speed of the machine,If the source file is in the C disk,It will be affected,,So in short,It's no problem to have more icons on the left,,Don't load things into the C disk,It's OK,

Upstairs is right. Don't stuff the C drive. It's good to use a 360 security guard, but if you want to use antivirus software, I personally think that Kaspersky full-featured security software is good, it's free, but you need an authorization file. Like Ruixing and Jinshan Poison Bully, they don't need to be pretended, they have no effect.

Too many desktop icons will be slow And the longer the windows system is used, the slower it will be, he will produce garbage, and there will be a lot of disk fragments, or reinstall fast If you think the reinstallation is slow, it is, ghost when you finish installing the system, and then you don't want to

More icons will only make the computer slow down when it is turned on.,It won't be after booting.,As for your files are put in my documents.,And my files are in the system disk.,Long-term use will affect the operation of the system.,It's best to change the location of my document to other logical partitions.,Let the main disk be clean.,So you can ensure that your system will run smoothly.,As for the firewall, I think it will definitely affect the speed of the system.,But you can't have both.,You think about it.。

It makes a difference, you can put the files on the hard drive of your computer better.

Don't affect,Most of the desktop icons are shortcuts,Basically, it's about 1m,Try not to install software or games in the future,C disk files are too much,The cache is not enough,It will also become a card,You can try to add a memory stick with the best brand of 512,There should be no problem,

There are more things when it affects the speed But the desktop icon is not obvious If you try to put a lot of files, then it is not necessarily the easiest way to test the right click There is a hidden desktop icon inside You are trying it, if the card is not related to play the big game when the card is launched, the card is normal The general game resolution is not your current default, and some of the refresh rate is not the same night And when you quit, the game is not a bit of a time Your configuration is OK Sometimes the card is related to the antivirus software night When you quit the game or open the game, the antivirus software scans the game file Sometimes it gets stuck.

It is advisable to put less things on the table.

For example, let's say you have 40 programs on your desktop. When you display the desktop, the computer will have to spend a lot of money just to read the icons of these 40 programs, because we know that the browsing speed is relatively slow.

PS: The gameplay is full-screen, so it doesn't affect the speed. The speed affected by the desktop icon is to show that your desktop is slower, which includes booting up and switching the screen back to the desktop at normal times.

It has an impact.,More icons it occupies memory.,And your 512 memory seems to be a little smaller.,Playing some online games will definitely be stuck.。 Just change to 1G memory.

Most of the icons will definitely have an impact when you turn on and return to the desktop, but other aspects have little effect.

There is a little effect on the card when exiting related to the CPU and graphics card performance, and the icon has little effect.

It's normal to have a bit of a card.

This has something to do with the graphics card. I would like you to change to a better graphics card.

It's best to have a larger memory.

Basically, it has no impact on the speed, the desktop icon is only a small part of the resource manager loading, but too many icons will be troublesome for daily operation, the icons on the full desktop are tired to look at, and the impact on the running speed comes from two aspects, one is the configuration of the machine, but now the mainstream configuration can meet the normal operation;

The second is the running program in the background, opening too many programs will inevitably affect the speed, you can reduce the startup items, and end the programs that you don't use at will, and develop a good habit.

The more desktop icons, the slower the computer.,It's a better way to create a folder and put the icons you don't use.,As for what the principle is, I'm not very clear.,It seems to be about desktop cache.。

There are fewer icons, which can only mean that the computer will boot up faster after entering the desktop.

The effect will not be obvious, the desktop icons have been generated a cache of icons (that is, a small **) desktop display icons are equivalent to displaying these small ** on the desktop. So it doesn't work much.

It's a good idea to create a folder on the desktop and then go to the icon room. However, don't put the icons that come with the system. You can create a folder on a disk other than the C drive, and then send a shortcut to the folder to your desktop.

Then create shortcuts for the icons you want to put in, and then put these shortcuts into the desktop folder (open the shortcut folder icon and cut and paste). This method can greatly reduce the pressure of reading desktop data when the computer starts, and improve the speed of the computer to open.

No, the amount of stuff on the desktop has nothing to do with the speed, the speed of the computer has to do with the following:

1. Whether the memory is sufficient; If you actually use more memory than your physical memory, then the computer uses the hard disk as virtual memory, and your running speed will drop rapidly, so to deal with those bad computers, increasing the memory is the first choice;

2. Whether the CPU often exceeds 80%, or even hangs, if so, you can check the process in the task manager to see what occupies a large number of CPUs, 3. The hard disk of the system partition has no space, which will cause the system to slow down;

4. Many people have installed a bunch of firewalls, in fact, firewalls are used to prevent attacks rather than anti-virus, and if you don't set it up correctly, it can only cause the network to slow down and the computer to slow down, without any other benefits. The other walls of online fire are almost inadequate;

5. Random deletion of programs, many people often do not tidy up, and do not complete some unnecessary software through the process of uninstallation, but directly delete them in the directory, resulting in the system running very slowly, and the registry is very large and messy; This 360 can provide a good software butler to help with a complete and thorough uninstallation;

6. What special version of software is messed up on the network, resulting in Trojan viruses, etc., resulting in resource exhaustion and becoming extremely slow; In particular, the security software is recommended to the official **, otherwise it is better not to use it, and it is not safe to use this security, which is not worth the loss?

7. It may be that there is internal monitoring software, such as deploying network monitoring software like AnyView (network alarm), or your company's network management is operating your computer remotely, causing it to slow down?

Of course, there are still some possibilities ...

1.How to say it, the fewer things on the desktop, the less the desktop loads when it is turned on, and the faster the boot speed will be!

As for how much the hard disk files affect the speed, it only depends on the impact of your hard disk data circulation, generally you are now 16M cache or 32 or higher, as long as you reserve more than 50g or higher So that the cache can do the exchange of running big data! It doesn't affect the speed!

2.Generally, the virtual memory is 2-3 times, for example, your 1G memory virtual memory is in 2024M-3036, it is best not to be on the system disk, you see that your other disks have the largest remaining boot disk! You're set to the plate!

3.Regarding the temp folder, it is the system that stores the IE cache and some other application logs, which is generally very small, and it is almost cleaned once a month!

4.The lower right corner of the computer is the boot startup item, the less the boot speed, the faster the boot speed, you can enter the boot startup item by yourself to set the boot startup item! Method start --run --msconfig --start --don't mess around if you don't understand.

See clearly before disabling! It can also be achieved through other software, such as 360 Security Guard!

5.The left wallpaper is the same as the first one!

6.As you said above! Fast boot speed!

There's no need, it's useful to defragment the disk!

The running speed is related to many aspects: hardware, system, startup items, disk space, file system, service item settings, policy group settings, registry, CMOS settings, drivers, etc., the content you write in the question will have an impact on the running speed, as for the size of the impact or depends on the actual situation of the machine, so for your question "Is there less desktop things?" The faster it runs", my answer is:

It doesn't have to be fast. Because I've come across a desk full of stuff that runs just as fast; I've also seen machines that don't put anything on the table, but it's still very slow. To make the machine run fast, it is necessary to consider comprehensively, and it is not enough to consider only one item.

Who said it, it's too. The speed of the system is generally only related to the fragmented files and system resources. Regularly cleaning up system junk is indeed one thing, but the most important thing is that you install more and more software, resulting in more and more resources occupied by the system after booting, and it will definitely be slow.

The solution is to clean up unnecessary boot items, optimize system services, close unnecessary and infrequently used large software temporarily, and install it again when needed.

There is a certain impact but not much, the running speed of the system is not only related to its own configuration, but also depends on your boot startup items, or the memory occupied by your software after booting, CPU and these. In addition, system optimization can also improve speed. Of course, the large number of fragmented files on the disk will also increase the time it takes for the system to read the data.

In short, the useless ones are turned on, and the useless ones are all turned off.

There are too many things in it, I can't see it, the running speed is related to your CPU, memory, virtual memory, and the free capacity of the hard disk, these are hardware problems, the software is a virus, the operating system, and then clean up the junk files, sort out the bad sectors of the hard disk, and that's it. Now the strip is not expensive, buy one for it, and if it doesn't work, you can throw it to your younger brothers and sisters and buy it again. Another thing to pay attention to when playing games is the remaining capacity of the game disk.

Generally, the game needs to be configured with instructions.

The desktop thing is also the thing that occupies the system disk, if your system disk is < 1gThat. Pray, put things in order.

**Found antique article?? I miss the days of Windows 98! Guarding a broken computer all day long, maintaining a system 、、、 with many problems

This article is for windows98. More than 10 years ago.

It will affect the boot response speed.,You can create a folder.,Put the less used icons into the folder.。。。

It has little impact on the running speed, but it affects the boot speed, because the laptop hard disk is slow, so don't put too many things on the desktop, and don't set too many boot self-running programs.