HP DV4 1213TX Slow boot problem Anxious

First of all, you have to figure out whether it slows down after changing to XP, or if it slows down after you use it for a while.

Generally, after Vista is replaced with XP, the boot speed will become faster. If it slows down after changing to XP, it may be due to the lack of drivers in the XP system.

If you use it for a while to slow down, there are several main reasons:

1 Viral infection. After booting up, the virus takes the priority and runs first, which takes up a lot of resources, so the boot is slower. It is recommended to install anti-virus software and check it after upgrading.

2 There are too many programs installed, and all of them are installed by default. At this time, you can click Start-> Run, enter msconfig in the run dialog box, press Enter and select Start in the tab, and remove the box in front of the application except the system, driver, and antivirus software. Restart your computer after confirmation.

3 The startup and anti-virus function of the anti-virus software is enabled. But this is normal. Security always comes at a price.

4 For the computer with the original Vista system, the internal is generally not less than 2G, so temporary files and junk files are not the main reason. But if you go online and browse a lot of ** files, etc., it may also slow down the system. You can clear the contents of the temp file in the C drive, then open IE, and clear the temporary web file in Tools - > Internet Options - > Tour History - > Settings.

You can try it according to your actual situation.

The system is pulling too much garbage, so it's good to reinstall the system

The VIST system can be brought up for a year, which means that the computer must be no problem with XP, it should be a lot of junk files, you can clean it up with the next software, and the best way to do it is to do the system.

It seems that the hard disk cannot be read, or the hard disk is broken. It must be the hard drive.

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Remove the graphics driver and reinstall it.

It is recommended that you check whether you have done the following:

Shut down first, disconnect all external devices, remove the battery and power adapter, press and hold the switch button for 30 seconds to discharge the static electricity, wait for about 15 minutes, and then connect the power adapter separately to power supply to see if it can be turned on normally.

If the above operations still do not improve, it is recommended that you contact your local repair center as soon as possible to help you repair the hardware.

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There are many problems that cause the machine to start slowly, it is recommended that you can follow the following methods in turn to see if it can solve the problem you encountered:

1.Install the notebook hardware driver.

2. "Safe mode"Medium test.

Start from Safe Mode, if you start in Safe Mode and find that your computer starts up faster than normal, it's an application that's causing your system to start slower. If the operating system automatically loads a large number of programs at startup, on the one hand, it will prolong the boot time of the operating system, and on the other hand, those unused programs will be automatically loaded, which will cause excessive system memory resources to be used and cause crashes and slow down the system. For programs that are not used frequently, you can disable them from the startup project.

msconfig stands for System Configuration Utility. It can help the computer to disable programs that do not need to run to speed up the computer.

3.Slow boot of the system caused by ADSL.

When the system starts, it will perform a self-test on network devices such as network cards, and if it is found that the IP address of the network card is not configured, it will be set to envy and be set, which may cause the system to start slowly, and you can manually set the IP address to reduce the system self-test time.

4.Clean up system junk.

a.Uninstall components that are not commonly used.

b.Clear Temporary Internet Files: Regularly delete a large number of temporary Internet files generated when surfing the Internet.

c.Use the Disk Defragmentation tool to defragment the disk.

5.Virus programs.

Virus programs will force the CPU to run useless junk programs, so that the system is always busy, which will affect the operation of normal programs, causing the computer to slow down, and use antivirus software and Trojan tools to fully scan the system.

HP Advice: Check for viruses regularly.

Do not use discs or USB drives from unknown sources.

For attachments in e-mails, use anti-virus software to check them before opening them.

6.Restore the system to its factory default state.

Using the HP pre-installed operating system, you can try to solve the problem by restoring the system with the shortcut key "F11" and restoring the computer to its factory state.

Note: HP recommends backing up important files or data before doing a system restore.

7.Reinstall the operating system.

If your computer has installed the operating system on your own and it still runs slowly after the above operations, you can try reinstalling it.

Note: HP recommends not using Ghost's installation disc to reinstall the operating system. The security, stability, and compatibility of these operating systems are not guaranteed.

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1. Could you please recall that you have carried out any other special operations recently? For example, if you have made any hardware changes (such as adding new memory), if so, it is recommended that you restore the previous hardware configuration. If you have external devices connected, you can disconnect all external devices and try it.

2. If you have not carried out special hardware operations, it is recommended that you test the hard disk and memory in the BIOS to determine whether the hard disk or memory is faulty, detection method: please press F10 to enter the BIOS after booting, then select Diagnostics, and run the Primary Hard Drive Self Test to detect the hard disk. You can run the memory test to detect the memory.

The whole process takes about 30 to 60 minutes, and you are reminded to connect the battery and power adapter at the same time during the inspection process.

1) If there are no errors in the hard disk and memory detection process, and the results are all passed, then there should be no problem with your hard disk and memory, and it is very likely that there is a problem with the system files. It is recommended that you save the data and then use another pure system disc to reinstall the system.

2) If there is an error on the screen, such as error or failure, it means that there is a problem with the hard disk or memory, please send your laptop to the nearest HP Care Care Center for processing.

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It may be poisoned or there are too many startup items and too many desktop icons when booting up.

There are many reasons for slow boot Here are a few more commonly used solutions for you: 1Don't install the software on the C drive when installing it.,Check off the other irrelevant software that you want to install by default when you install the software2.Clean up system junk 3

Turn off the boot startup item, the specific method can be used optimization software, you can also run msconfig in the start menu, turn off in the startup 4, do not put the desktop for relatively large files, you can set a shortcut to the desktop.

Clean up junk and close programs that you don't use frequently or that you can start later.

Try cleaning up with 360 or QQ Guard

Delete unwanted disables and unwanted plug-ins.

It is recommended that you can choose to enter safe mode by clicking the F8 button when you boot (or restart).

a.If the boot is fast in safe mode, it means that the system and hardware are normal - you can carry out a comprehensive check and kill viruses; Then disable the boot startup item, start --- running--- enter msconfig to uncheck all the unnecessary items (such as msn qq thunderbolt emule virtual optical drive, etc.).

b.If the boot is also slow in safe mode, it may be related to the system or hardware - you can enter the BIOS to detect the hard disk: press F10 to enter the BIOS after booting, select Diagnostics, and run the Primary Hard Disk Self Test to test the hard disk.

During the test, it is recommended to connect the external power supply to maintain the power supply.

If the hard disk is detected (usually good, pass or succeed), you can back up the data and reinstall the original operating system;

If the hard drive fails to detect (usually fails or errors), you can contact an HP repair center to repair the hardware on site.

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If it is the merchant's own system, it is best to replace it, because the merchant's own system is not as good as the outside system, after optimization, the merchant's system has a lot of merchant plug-ins, so it is recommended that you replace the system, I wish you a happy new year.

One: Press F8 to bootEnter safe mode and see if you can get in, if you go in, what apps have you installed in the past two days are incorrect. Uninstall it. If you have 360 series software, remove it directly anyway.

Two: If you can't get in. Use the U disk as the system disk, and copy the things from the C disk into the PE to make the system. Simply. Find tutorials on the Internet yourself. If you can't figure it out, go to a computer repair shop and do it within 50 yuan.

Three: HPDV4 machine is very beautiful, but the internal motherboard materials are generally workmanlike, and you usually pay attention to protection.