,Why is it so slow to boot up?

Optimize it with Optimizer, Super Bunny.

Slow PC startup:

XP System Optimization Super Simple Practical Edition:

Boost Windows XP I've got a trick up my sleeve.

Windows XP Optimization Tips.

Originally, XP is big, and if you have a small memory, it will definitely be slow.

There is also the problem of antivirus software running.

Put too many shortcuts on the desktop in a folder, don't use ** as the desktop, and keep it blank.

There are too many programs to run on boot, too many desktop icons, or too low a computer configuration!

Newly installed XP2,After turning on the computer, you have to wait for a while for the desktop icon to come out I think it depends on the configuration of your machine,Generally, the system should be smooth just after installation,But the XP2 system is loaded with a firewall,It's normal to start to the desktop and pause If you don't want to be a network,You can turn off the firewall

You open the 'Network Connection' and then the 'Local Connection' property, and in the 'Advanced' you can see the Firewall, options.

Nonsense, in the fast machine also has to wait.

1.The memory is not large enough (recommended: replace the large memory).

2.After repeated reinstallation, there is a problem with the computer hard disk (suggestion: replace the computer hard disk) 3

There is a problem with the computer motherboard (suggestion: replace the computer motherboard)4There are too many programs that need to be run when you boot up (recommended:

Use the Internet Assistant "Optimize Acceleration" item to stop running unnecessary programs).

Give it a try! I believe you can succeed!!

Normal, but if there are too many startup programs, it will also affect the boot speed, if you want to know if there are too many startup programs, you can use Windows Optimizer to take a look, if there are too many, you can also use it to optimize it, so that it may be faster!

"Reasons for slow computer booting:

1) There are too many junk files in the system.

2) The system defaults to 30 seconds to boot up.

3) Computer hardware needs to be updated, such as memory, hard disk, etc.

4) There are too many boot items that affect the boot speed, and they need to be rearranged.

The solution to slow computer boot up:

Step 2: Open the system optimization tool in Kingsoft Guardian and select the boot acceleration option. Step 3:

Through the boot acceleration function, users can choose one-click optimization, or optimize the startup items, service items, scheduled tasks, and add-ons according to their own needs. If you don't know much about the computer system, it is recommended to use Kingsoft Guard's one-click optimization function to optimize the boot speed of the computer. I hope my answer will be helpful to you!

1.Close the startup item;

2.clean up the desktop;

3.Organize the disk.

I've done it all and it should be able to improve the startup speed.

Yes, mainstream computers are normal for about a minute.

You install a 360 security guard, there is a system acceleration in it, you just turn off the ones you don't use, generally a machine like yours, XP can be about 30 seconds, Win7 can reach about 45 seconds to 50 seconds.