Find ways to speed up the boot and run of your computer

Boot speed: Right-click "My Computer - Properties", then click "Hardware" and then click "Device Manager", open "IDE ATA PATA Controller" in it (different chips are slightly different), then enter the primary and secondary IDE channels respectively, select "Advanced Settings", find the "Current Transfer Mode" as "Not applicable" here (this is the idle IDE channel), set the "Device Type" of this item to "None", and OK.

I don't know the speed of running, so I'm looking for it, but I've tried it, and the method is not very obvious. The most practical thing is to turn off some useless services and save memory. You can use the optimization tool from the deep forum, the size is very small, I put it on the network disk of Dort, the address.

You can** optimization tools such as Super Bunny, Optimization Master, I think ccleaner is not bad You can go to Huajun** When you install ccleaner, you can tick a thing with yahoo because he is a rogue

Start Run Input: msconfig OK.

Startup bar except: C: Startup items in Windows System.

All other ticks are removed.

Optimized the cleanup startup items.

Clean up system junk files.

Turn off QQ, Want Want, Thunder, and a lot of other software that runs automatically when you boot up. It's best to just leave the antivirus running on and running.

The most straightforward way to do this is to close idle IDE channels. Set the advanced attribute of the idle IDE to "None" in Device Management, and then run the msconfig command to cancel the redundant startup items and keep only the antivirus software and "CTFM".".Do these two things, just turn the boot bar of the computer and you will be on the welcome screen.

Reinstalling the system can use the security assistance software on your computer to increase the boot speed and reduce unnecessary startup items after booting. That's all I know, I hope it helps!

360 Security Guard has one-click optimization, which is pretty good.

It's OK to turn off some unnecessary boot startup programs in the computer

Boot up with fewer projects and less stuff on the desktop.

The fewer the processes, the faster the boot will be, and the more processes, the slower the boot!

Turn off the interface between the BIOS and the idle hard disks in the system.

It's the place where the hard disk is displayed in the BIOS (generally the first item), for example, the first one is WD500G, and the back ones are not, but after entering, the inside is automatically detected, and you turn it off.

There is also the hard disk controller in the device manager, and each hard disk interface is also automatically detected to change it to none.

Device Manager turns off unused hardware interfaces.

This is the safest way to optimize, and it is not recommended to use anything else.

In addition, is there any practical significance in booting up a few seconds faster?,At present, the fastest is SSD to do the system disk。

You can only set the boot order in the BIOS, if you don't often use the optical drive to install the system, you can look for the boot option inside, and set the first boot device to HDD (hard disk).

In addition, you can also turn off floppy drive detection, memory self-test, etc., but these are generally default, and even if they are set, they have little impact on the boot speed.

And if you think the system starts slowly, it should be to reduce the system auto-start items, such as using 360 security guard can be very convenient to streamline.

LZ, do you know BIOS? If you understand, you can do it, if you don't understand, I'll teach you, boot speed.

There are many reasons for this, BIOS is secondary, if it is slow when it comes to the fast landing XP screen, that is too many startup programs