360 system garbage disposal problem, where is the 360 garbage cleanup?

It's okay, it's all cleanable. In addition, we recommend that you do the following.

First, turn off System Restore: by clicking "Start All Programs Attachments System Tools System Restore", in the System Restore interface, click "System Restore Settings" to enter the "System Restore Settings" window, and empty the "Turn off System Restore on all drives" checkbox, so that Windows XP will delete the system restore points of the backup, thus freeing up the disk space it occupies.

Second, turn off automatic updates: Right-click on "My Computer Properties Automatic Updates" and select "Turn off automatic updates" in the "Notification Settings" column. I'm going to update the computer manually."

Third, turn off the remote table, by doing: Right-click on "My Computer", select "Properties Remote", and remove "Allow users to remotely connect to this computer" in "Remote Desktop".

Fourth, disable the anti-hibernation function by clicking "Start Control Panel Power Management Hibernation" and uncheck the box before "Enable Hibernation".

Fifth, set the virtual memory reasonably, the method is, the memory capacity is less than 256MB, set it to the times, the maximum value is the same as the minimum value, if it is more than 512MB, it is completely feasible to set it to half of the memory capacity, it is best to move the virtual memory to other drive letters. The method is; Right-click on my computer - Properties - Advanced - Performance Settings - Advanced - Virtual Memory Change - Click on C Drive - Single Select "No Paging File (N)" - Settings", then the virtual memory next to C drive will disappear; Then select the D drive, select "Custom Size" - enter the values in the "Initial Size" and "Maximum" text boxes below - "Settings" - OK - Restart, and the setting is completed.

Sixth, delete redundant documents by as; Utilize the command purgecache to delete on the run.

Seventh, clean up the garbage of the college. The method is; Click Start Control Panel System Advanced Startup and Fault Recovery, clear Write events to log file, and select None from the Write debug information drop-down list.

To put it simply, the first 5 items have no consequences.,It's some system backup files.,4 deleted.,Temporary**The list doesn't exist.,Cookie deleted.,The next time you log in, you need to fill in the password.,The ** of the user name needs you to fill it in manually.,6Well,It's said that you specified it.,It is recommended that you choose the default.,Although there is no accidental deletion for the time being.。

The first one doesn't have to take up too much space for you.,The second doesn't have to be in him.,The third one you don't need to listen to if you don't use Windows Media Player** you can leave it alone.,If you use that, you can also clean it up.,The fifth doesn't understand! The sixth one can be cleaned up.,Actually, I think it's okay to just do it according to 360.,If your disk is enough.。

It's all some temporary files.,It's basically useless after use.,It also affects the running speed.,It's best to clean it up.,It's good for the computer to clean it up.。

What does it mean that there is always garbage? No matter how you level up, it's the same. As long as the computer is in use, there will be the garbage you say. In fact, as long as it does not affect the use of the computer and does not affect the reaction speed, there is no need to clean up any garbage.

Because, some programs are running when cleaning up the garbage, so they will skip over, so don't worry too much about this problem the next time you scan. Leaving temporary files will not affect the speed of the system.

If you have the browser open. This part of the file that is being occupied by the browser cannot be cleaned up. Everything else can be cleaned up. I'm using 360 to clean up the small, which is good. Whether you upgrade or not depends on your personal needs.

Deep clean your PC:

1. Clean up the C drive.

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8) Clear the content of the ** station on the desktop.

3. Double-click to open "My Computer" - right-click on the C drive - Properties - Disk Cleanup - check all options - OK. Then clean the d, e, f, and g disks in this way.

4. Open 360 Security Guard - Computer Cleanup - Clean Trash - Settings (check all) - Select All - Start Scan - Clean up now. Then complete the other "one-click cleanup", "clean plugin", "clean traces" and "clean registry" in turn. Then click "Optimize Acceleration" - Startup Items - Except for "Input Method Switching Tool CTFMON" and "360 Security Guard", all others are prohibited from booting up.

5. Open the IE homepage - click "Tools" in the top row - click "Internet Options" - then click "Delete Files" in the middle of the "Internet Temporary Files" - then tick the box in front of "Delete all offline content——— then click "OK" - click "OK" after clearing.

There are many ways to clean up system junk:

Disk Cleanup, open my computer - click the right button on the system disk - select Properties and then the Disk Cleanup dialog box will pop up, click Disk Cleanup, then wait for the scan to finish and select the files you want to clean, click OK to automatically clean up the garbage. (When cleaning disk, it is best to turn on some application degrees so that it can be cleaned more cleanly).

Manual deletion, one is in Windows System32 Dllcache file, which can be deleted, if your system does not have this file you can ignore this step.

One is in Windows Driver Cache I386, open it and there is a compressed file inside, just delete it directly.

One is the help file under Windows, I think few people use the system help file, you can delete it, of course you can keep this. One is that when you open Windows, you can see a lot of blue hidden folders with $ (remember that the blue hidden folder and the folder still have $), and these files can be deleted (of course, you can also keep them).

Hello! If this prompt appears, it should be that there is a bad sector in the directory where your IE cache is located, and it is recommended that you try the following operations to help you solve the problem.

1.Open the C: Windows System32 directory, find the file, right-click the relevant file, and run it with administrator privileges (you can run it directly on the XP system).

2.In command symbolic mode, enter the following command:

chkdsk space f enter.

3.The command line mode will feedback the result that the volume is being used by another process and cannot run the chkdsk command, is it planned to check this volume on the next system reboot? (y/n)

At this point, enter y, press enter, and restart the computer.

4.After restarting the computer, the relevant commands will scan the disk of the system and repair the bad sectors of the disk before booting, at this time, the boot will continue to prompt to scan the file, the boot time will be much slower than usual, please don't worry, this is a normal phenomenon, after the relevant disk detection is completed, it will automatically enter the system, wait patiently.

5.After the reboot is complete, use 360 Security Guard - Computer Cleaner - Clean Junk again to scan and deal with it, and there should be no problem.

I'm not using 360, can I clean up the others?

It's also possible that there is an issue with the antivirus software.

But it can't be ruled out that it's your IE's problem, you look at other browsers, and the files are cleaned up.

Look at the screenshot and suspect that your system disk should be in FAT32 format, you convert it to NTFS format and try again! For specific practices, please refer to.

If the software is forcefully uninstalled, you can find the garbage and delete it directly, and then clean up the ** station.

Open your browser and find Internet Properties - Browsing History - Delete.

The garbage of that disk can be cleaned up, and there are settings in the 360 security guard computer cleanup. It mainly depends on the software you choose to clean.

The 360 Security Guard function can be implemented by following the steps below:

1. Open 360 Security Guard and select the "Computer Cleanup" button; As shown in the figure below:

2. Enter the garbage cleaning page and select the "One-click Scan" button; If you want to go back to the "Classic Junk Cleaner page", just click the button in the red box in the bottom left corner of the page. As shown in the figure below:

3. After the junk scan is completed, click the "One-click Cleanup" button to start cleaning up the junk on your computer. As shown in the figure below:

4. You can also click the "Re-scan" button on the page where the computer junk has been cleaned up. As shown in the figure below:

Open the 360 Guardian page and choose it yourself.