Why is a smartphone so slow to turn on?

Causes the start-up to be slower

If it is not a smartphone, it will also be due to the local network signal strength.

At the same time, the aging of the mobile phone will also lead to slow boot time!

Something like this.

If you have an analysis, you need to understand and compare the entire process of turning on and off, and it is easy why.

Including the operating system and boot software, it can actually be seen as a bunch of data on the hard disk, and the boot process can also be roughly regarded as a process in which the computer finds the data on the hard disk (operating system), reads it and puts it into the CPU and memory for processing. See the following article for general details.

The shutdown process is much simpler, notifying the program process to close, writing the cache to the hard disk, underlying processing, and power off. Finish.

There is a lot of data that needs to be read from the hard disk during the boot process, and the hard disk is very... It's very slow... Slow devices are not because data is slow to put into memory, but because the hard disk is too slow, and it takes more time to read data from the hard disk.

The shutdown process generally does not have too much data to be written to the hard disk, one of the reasons is that everyone will manually save the data before shutting down and exit the software, the second reason is that the cache is automatically processed, and the process of use has been written to the hard disk at the same time.

To sum up, that's why the boot is slow and the shutdown is fast.

In some cases, the boot is unusually slow, and I'm talking differently. It is often slow, and it may be caused by bad sectors of the hard disk.

What affects the shutdown speed, I think it is that there are many processes running during the shutdown, and it is busy, and it does not respond to the shutdown notification for a long time, resulting in slow shutdown.

SSDs are faster than regular HDDs, which is why it is noticeably faster to boot on a computer with an SSD. The Win 8 may be an ultrabook, which may come with at least a small-capacity SSD, plus hybrid boot technology, which improves the boot speed.

I also think that the better the smartphone, the slower it will turn on, maybe it is a system problem, and I don't know very well.

If the number of software starts and opens too much, or the mobile phone runs with a large amount of memory, it will cause the phenomenon of slow boot speed, you can try the following methods to solve the problem:

1. Enter i Butler - Application Management - Permission Management - Permission - Auto-start, and turn off the self-start permission of infrequently used software;

2. Uninstall some uncommonly used software, the uninstall application operation will delete the software data, it is recommended to back up the data in advance;

3. Free up the storage space of the mobile phone, make sure that the storage space of the mobile phone is sufficient, and try to keep the free space at more than 20%.

If the above methods are invalid after operation, you can enter the vivo official website vivo**app--my--**customer service or vivo official website web version--scroll down to the bottom --**customer service--enter the manual customer service to enter the consultation and understanding.

There are several reasons for this:

1. Due to the software of the mobile phone system, you can upgrade the latest official software.

2. There are other programs installed on the mobile phone, and too many programs run in the background, resulting in the burden of data processing by the system.

4. After using the mobile phone for a long time, there will be quite a lot of traces of use and cache in the system, which will affect the running speed of the mobile phone, and the mobile phone system cache can be cleaned up. You can kill the silver by connecting to the computer to prepare for the loss of poison, brush the machine to try, if not, you have to go to the after-sales inspection and processing to see. If you have any other questions, you can enter the OPPO enterprise platform to ask customer service questions!