The computer just turned on and it was running a bit slowly

The solutions to slow computer boot and running are as follows:

1.Start by opening Computer.

2.Then click on the hard drive you want to clean, right-click on the menu bar that pops up, and click "Properties".

3.In the pop-up property box, click Disk Cleanup.

4.In the Disk Cleanup dialog box, select the options, and then click OK.

5.After making a confirmation, the "Are you sure you want to delete these files permanently?" pops up. Click "Delete Files".

6.Then the disk cleanup will begin.

Method 2: Set the virtual memory to a relatively large space.

1.Find "Computer" and right-click on "Properties".

2.In the left-hand menu, find "Advanced System Settings" and click to enter.

3.Under the pop-up window, select the "Advanced" tab, and in the "Advanced" tab, find "Settings" for the "Performance" list.

4.In the Advanced tab under the Performance Options window, select Change under Virtual Memory.

5.Remove the check box of "Automatically manage the paging file size of all drives", and then select "Custom", and fill in the size of the virtual content by yourself, as long as it meets the capacity requirements, but it should not be too large, and click "OK" after filling in.

Method 3: Use third-party software to optimize the acceleration.

1.Start by turning on 360 Security Guard.

2.Then open "Optimize Acceleration" and click "Full Acceleration".

3.You can see the detected items that can be optimized, and click "Optimize Now".

4.During the optimization process, the "One-click Optimization Reminder Interface" may pop up, at this time, you can check the items to be optimized as needed and click "Confirm Optimization".

5.Once the optimization is confirmed, the optimization continues, and then the optimization is complete.

This is because your computer boots up and starts with too many items, resulting in many programs that are in a hurry to run after booting, and then it causes the computer to not respond to the user's operation when booting up and doing what you plan to do&haha, a little selfish.

The solution is to use 360's advanced function of "Manage Boot Startup Items" to optimize boot startup.

This method is the easiest.

If you want to use the troublesome way, press the "Ctrl and R" keys on your computer, type "msconfig" in it, and a dialog box will appear, called System Utility Configurator. There's a startup tab in there. You choose that tag, and then remove the checkmarks in front of the two items except "360tray and ctfmon" and pull it!

More professional, it is recommended that you use 360 optimization).

Clean up the files, try to kill the poison, and turn off some useless programs.