QUESTIONS ABOUT XP AND VISTA SPEED!

Just turn off the UAC, because the UAC checks for harm before the program is opened. The larger the program, the longer the detection time, I just tried it, pressed a 500mb program, waited for more than 10 seconds to come out, and it only took about 1 second after it was turned off.

Go to the Control Panel User Accounts & Family Safety User Accounts, and have a "User Account Control" to turn on or off, just remove the checkbox.

Is your configuration enough for Vista? Eliminate compatibility issues, either the configuration is not enough, or there is a problem with the system, no matter how slow Vista is, it is impossible to be so slow that it takes dozens of minutes to see the installation interface.

It seems like Vista is like this.,Maybe it's a compatibility issue.。。。 It has nothing to do with the read speed, Vista's hard drive reads and writes are much stronger than XP's, and your hardware is strong enough without any problems.

In fact, Vista has a lot of problems, and the speed is slow, and there are a lot of small problems. . . I've changed back to XP now, it's hard to look at, but it's fast.

The same. Vista really works. However, the speed and compatibility are inferior to XP. It took a year v. Just switched back to XP the other day. I'm not going to use V anymore.

System problems,It is recommended that you install an OEM Vista U version,There will be no problem,Or install Win 7,It's much cooler than Vista,The speed is about the same as XP。

It is recommended to change back to XP

Really, I used to be vista too, but it was really uncomfortable.

It's a lot slower.

Analysis: Startup disk not found. If the CMOS boot items have not been modified before, it is generally due to the failure of the hard disk and the power-on self-test.

Processing: 1. Turn off the power and open the chassis, replug and unplug the power and data cables of the hard disk, turn on the computer again, press the del key (F2 or other for the notebook) to enter the CMOS, and see if the hard disk can be detected. If an available system USB flash drive is detected and booted, use diskgen to detect it and fix the MBR.

If not, replace the cable or hard drive and reinstall the system.

2. Turn on the computer, press the DEL key (F2 or other for notebooks) to enter CMOS, find the Boot tab, and set the HDD of the hard disk as the first boot item. Press the F10 key to save and press the Y key to exit the restart.

Because Vista occupies a lot of memory and has high requirements for the device, it is bile, and the XP runs significantly faster on a machine.

I have some ways to speed up Vista.

Here are some of my system** takeaways.

**Method 1. Use Windows

Vista itself comes with a disk cleanup tool. To use this tool, simply open the "Computer" window, right-click on the system disk or other hard disk partition, select "Properties", open the "Disk Partition Properties" dialog box, and then click the "Disk Cleanup" button on the "General" tab to run the tool. After the tool runs, a dialog box will be provided for us to choose the cleanup scope, if you are an administrator account, or know the password of the administrator account, please click on the "Files for all users on this computer" option and let the UAC function approve the running of the program; Otherwise, click on "Only My Files", but this option will not be able to clean it up completely.

This tool can safely remove junk files from your system with little to no impact on your use. This method is estimated to subtract about 1g.

Method 2. Fertilizer control (controlled fertilization). The reason why the free space of the C drive is getting smaller and smaller is largely due to too many junk files and too many restored files. Turn off System Restore: Click on "My Computer".

Right-click Properties

Tap "Advanced Options" on the left

Uncheck the "System Restore" checkmark on the C drive.

Change the path of a temporary file: Click on "My Computer".

Right-click Properties

Click "Advanced Options" on the left and "Environment Settings" at the bottom, the top is the path to the two temporary files, put it on another disk, adjust the virtual memory: click "My Computer".

Right-click Properties

Click on the left side of the "advanced options" here are three settings,The first setting is to adjust the virtual memory,Open the "advanced" in the click,There is a change below to enter,Cancel the virtual memory of the C disk,And then set it to the D disk,It's easy to misoperate here,Set the key points and don't click the OK below

Otherwise, it will be in vain, and after doing this step, OK will prompt you to restart the computer.

Method three. Clean the system disk. The information ** is very detailed at home, and even if you are too lazy to play it. It's just that some of the operations in this method will bring some consequences, so you should think about it a lot.

Asking this question shows that you have a certain understanding of computers and are also a caring person. The problem has to start from the XP era, when everyone was using the XP system, and the computer requirements were very low. Due to the high hardware configuration of Vista (e.g. more than 1G of RAM), most XP users cannot use Vista system, which is the most fundamental factor.

Some people think that one of the main reasons why Vista is not recognized is that no matter what it does, it has to be asked a hundred times, is it annoying? You see, for the sake of safety, its warning, its concern has also become one of Vista's crimes.

So there was a lot of criticism and even abuse, to this day, there are still people who say that Vista is not as good as XP and so on, in fact, some people have not even used Vista, everyone is just the same.

Vista is an operating system that has been carefully researched by Microsoft researchers for 4-5 years after XP. Vista has greatly surpassed XP in terms of performance and security, and as for the memory that Vista occupies in memory, what is there to argue about in today's price of memory module cabbage! And Vista is compatible with most software!

For example, can the advanced browser IE9 and Microsoft's own excellent antivirus software MSE, XP be used? No.

Due to the many criticisms, Microsoft soon launched the win7 version, in the end, the consumer is God. As someone said, "Windows 7 is about the same as Vista".

Yes,Win7 fundamentally inherits the core technology of Vista,Only there are certain improvements in some small problems,NominallyWin7 is an upgraded version of Vista,Isn't it a change of soup without changing medicine? Not Microsoft's expediency? Otherwise, why is win8 in a hurry to come out?

It's only been a long time, isn't it intended to replace win7?

It's a step backwards. It's a lot better with win7 than vista.

First, the interface, needless to say Second, the data engine, Vista looks up the speed of a 570G hard disk and XP looks up the speed of 20G is the same! You can try it Third, security, you look at IE7, and the permissions of the system, it is obvious that you can see it, and I won't say what technology is used in detail! Fourth, IIS7, you see the big difference between XP and Win2003, it's a qualitative leap.

XP is more mature than Vista. Personal feelings. Vista still has a lot to offer.

Do you think you can run Vista with 1GB of RAM?