How to make your computer boot up the fastest

The home operating system generally only needs to turn on these 13 startup items to boot normally, surf the Internet, play games, and use audio, camera, etc. The boot speed mainly depends on the memory, you can optimize the memory, or upgrade the memory! Optimization can be done as follows:

My computer's 'Right-click' Properties ''Advanced' Performance Bar' Settings ''Advanced' Virtual Memory Bar 'Change' The general initial size (MB) is a double to 2 times the normal memory size, such as 512 memory can be set to.

Initial size: 768MB or 1024MB

Maximum: 768MB or 1024MB There are many more, such as modifying the registry, group policies, etc., but these are actually not significant, and it is recommended not to do the above optimizations if you don't understand them!

You may have this experience, after booting into the desktop, click on the icon on the desktop, click this and no response, click that and there is no response, until you wait patiently for a long time, these programs seem to wake up from a deep sleep, and suddenly all of them pop up, which is really infuriating. This is due to poor Windows design. After Windows boots into the desktop, it continues to wait for the DHCP server on the network to assign an IP address to the machine, and the waiting process lasts for more than a minute.

This process prevents other programs from running.

Many home computers are used alone, there is no LAN, there is no DHCP server to assign an IP address to it, and it is really too retarded to wait in vain when it is turned on.

Here is an explanation of the relevant doubts: dial-up Internet access uses a broadband connection, and has nothing to do with the local connection. The IP address of the local connection has no impact on the broadband connection.

However, when you go to the Internet on a LAN (as is the case with a router), you use a local connection, so the IP address of the local connection must be correct (either accept automatic assignment or manually fill in the correct IP address in order to access the Internet).

Open 'Run', type msconfig to open 'System Configuration Utility' and turn off things that don't need to be loaded in 'Startup'.

It's useless to say so much that you choose the boot file from the startup items yourself.

It's okay to eat too much! Whatever you want that thing to do, just get it up and running.

Start-Run, enter msconfig, open the startup management item, disable the useless startup items to improve the boot speed, you can also use the 360 boot acceleration to increase the boot speed.

Install 360 Security Guard, boot acceleration is easy to get!

You can set it in the BIOS, set the hard disk and CPU to full speed, and the boot speed is fast, which is the most effective method.

The easiest way to do this is to replace the hard drive with an SSD.