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Anonymous users2024-02-10From the Start menu, click Run.
In the Open box, type mmc, and then click OK. The Microsoft Management Console appears.
On the File menu, click Add Remove Administrative Unit.
On the Standalone tab, click Add.
From the Available Standalone Administrative Units list box, click Certificates, and then click Add.
Click on the "Computer Accounts" option and then click on "Next".
Click on the Local Computer (the computer running this console) option, and then click Finish.
Click Close, and then click OK.
Try it first.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Use this to tidy up ...
Very easy to use. From the Start menu, click Run.
In the Open box, type mmc, and then click OK. The Microsoft Management Console appears.
On the File menu, click Add Remove Administrative Unit.
On the Standalone tab, click Add.
From the Available Standalone Administrative Units list box, click Certificates, and then click Add.
Click on the "Computer Accounts" option and then click on "Next".
Click on the Local Computer (the computer running this console) option, and then click Finish.
Click Close, and then click OK.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Why not use a dedicated tool for defragmentation?
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Do you not have enough space on your hard drive, it seems that you can't defragment if you have less than 15 space left
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Is it logged in as an administrator?
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Anonymous users2024-02-05How to clean up computer disk trash in XP system? We at XP Computer Inc. stupidly refer to the special edition after a period of use, it will produce residual garbage in the system. So how do you get rid of the junk and make your computer run faster? The following is a simple example of how to clean up computer disk fragments.
The XP system cleans up disk fragmentation as follows:1. Under the XP system, double click the desktop icon "My Computer" after turning on the computer.
2. Right-click the mouse in turn: C disk - Properties - Disk Cleanup.
4. Check the cleaning items and click "OK" after the scan is completed.
5. Follow the prompts on the page and click Perform to delete the checked junk files.
6. The system scans the machine again and deletes the stage.
7. This method is also used for the way of D disk, E disk and F disk.
The above is how to clean up the computer disk garbage in the XP system of the teaching big file rental home xp system, I hope it can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The XP system cleans up the disk function, which can improve the running speed of the system, and at the same time can protect the hard disk and reduce the judgment time between read and write. A small program used to maintain the system on a daily basis, many users are curious, how can such a small program be withXP systemWhat does startup speed have to do with it? Everyone expressed skepticism that this function did exist.
The command prompt allows you to optimize the application's read-ahead information to improve the system startup speed, as follows:
How it works:1. Click "Start" - "Run" and type cmd in the dialog box to open the command prompt;
2. Then enter defragx:-b (x: is the system drive letter) and wait for a while, and you're good to go.
You will find that the boot speed of the XP system is greatly improved, this parameter is to organize the boot file to prepare for the boot to start quietly! Use this parameter to defragment your boot file every time you finish defragmenting your XP system, so that your XP system will always boot at high speed. This is a little secret that not many people know, so if you like it, try it yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Recently, when a user opened the disk defragmenter in the XP system, he encountered a prompt: The disk defragmenter detected that chkdsk is scheduled to run on volume: (c), please run chkdsk f, what should I do?
Solution: 1. Click the start menu, click "Run", enter cmd in the box and click OK to open the "Command Prompt";
2. Enter the current drive letter c in the command prompt box: press the enter key (enter the disk letter for the current prompt, for example, the f disk is such as "f:").
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Summary. Launch the Windows XP operating system and click on the taskbar"Get started"Button.
To bring up the Start Menu list, click on it"All program attachments"icon to the right arrow.
A list of cascading menus pops up, click on it"System Tools Disk Defragmenter"icon to the right arrow.
Evoke"Disk Defragmenter"In the program window, click on the bottom side"Analytics"Button.
Eject"Disk Defragmenter"dialog box, click"Analyst Report Defragmentation"Button.
Complete the operation of defragmenting the hard disk.
Briefly describe the two steps to defragment disk in Windows+XP.
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Launch the Windows XP operating system and click on the taskbar"Get started"Button.
To bring up the Start Menu list, click on it"All program attachments"icon to the right arrow.
A list of cascading menus pops up, click on it"System Tools Disk Defragmenter"icon to the right arrow.
Evoke"Disk Defragmenter"In the program window, click on the bottom side"Analytics"Button.
Eject"Disk Defragmenter"dialog box, click"Analyst Report Defragmentation"Button.
Complete the operation of defragmenting the hard disk.
Disk defragmentation is to reorganize the fragments and messy files generated by the computer disk during long-term use through system software or professional disk defragmentation software, so as to release more disk space and improve the overall performance and running speed of the computer. By tidying up, you mean sorting out the files that you have ostensibly deleted but are actually taking up space on your disk.
1. Clean up the disk before tidying up. In the "My Computer" window—right-click the drive you want to defragment—Properties—General—Click "Disk Cleanup"—Open the "Disk Cleanup" dialog box—Check the files you want to delete—OK—Yes—the system will automatically clean up the selected files. 2. Scan the disk before tidying up. >>>More
The specific operation process is as follows:Find the computer on your desktop and double-click to open it. Find the local disk, select the C drive, right-click, and select Properties. >>>More
1. Clean up the disk before tidying up.
My Computer—Right-click on the drive you want to defragment—Properties—General—Select the disk to be cleaned (c)—OK—In the "Disk Cleanup" dialog box that opens—Check the type you want to delete—OK—Yes—The system will automatically clean up the selected file types. >>>More
Disk defragmentation, for example, in rooms, corridors, there is too much junk stuff. It is difficult to walk. >>>More