The boot is getting slower and slower, is there a way? Please, 3Q

First, 360 antivirus software checks and kills viruses and Trojans, and second, clean up the desktop icons, too many desktop icons will also cause the scanning time to take too long when the computer starts. Third, **360 security guard, Trojan horse detection and system repair, optimize the system and turn off the unwanted boot start! Clean up the next vicious plugins and system junk!

Reboot it out! It will be much faster to clean up system junk and so on! Fourth, click Start - Run - Enter msconfigg - OK - Start --- Except for 360 antivirus software, cancel everything else, restart the computer The second is Start - Settings - Network connection - Local connection - Local connection properties - Interner protocol - Properties - Use the following IP address --IP address Fill in?

Question mark This place can be filled in at will 2--9 digits)--Subnet network code fill in the default gateway Fill in Click OK, restart the computer and it's OK. Oh.

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It means that it is slow to boot up with anything.。。 It takes about 1 minute from pressing the power button to the lock screen. Then wait for everything to load, it will take a total of two minutes to view the original post

There are three main reasons for this.

1: If there is too much garbage on the computer, you should regularly use security guard software to clean up the junk files on the computer, and regularly use antivirus software to disinfect the virus.

Two. Turn off unnecessary boot startup items.

After the design is done, click "OK", then a question will pop up asking whether to restart, we choose "Restart Now".

After restarting, the modification can be successful.

Three. Organize the software (this is very important), don't put too many files on the desktop, you can unify the shortcuts into one folder.

By following the above steps, you can make the boot time of your computer shorter.

Open 360 Security Guard, click [Optimize Acceleration] to clean up and optimize, and then find [Startup Item] to set the startup item, and cancel it if you don't need it.

The speed of the SSD will slow down after a period of time, and you can reinstall the system, and the speed will be restored, mainly because there is too much junk in the system.

The boot startup program is reduced a little, and the C disk disk is cleaned up once.

Your system is going to be reinstalled, and there is no other option!!

Using 360 to start speed optimization should be fine.

The system will naturally become slower with the more software you use and install for a long time, which is normal, here is a trick to ensure that it will be twice as fast, that is, to ban the redundant IDE channel, right-click on my computer - Management - Device Manager - IDE ATA ATAPI controller, see that there are secondary and major IDE channels, double-click him - Advanced settings, the device type can be selected to select none, the transfer mode selection is DMA (if available), and finally OK.

ps: You can get as many channels as you want, and I don't understand if you can hi me

Turn off the boot start program that should be turned off, method:

Click "Start" in the bottom left corner - select "Run" - enter "msconfig" - click "Start" for System Configuration Utility - all are disabled. Confirm and start again. I wish you success!

1.It's because browsing the computer and surfing the Internet creates more and more temporary files, so it's getting slower and slower. You can go to the temporary folder of the C drive and delete those temporary files.

2.There are more and more things, and the disk space is getting smaller and smaller. So it's slow. You can clean up the unused things on the disk and then defragment it.

3.There are many programs installed, and you can use a tool (such as 360) to turn off unnecessary boot add-ons. That's fast.

4.The most straightforward way to do this is to reinstall the system. It's a lot faster that way.

You use 360, right? The boot acceleration inside has also been optimized? As you install more and more apps, the more things you have to load and scan when you boot up, and the slower your speeds will be.

It is recommended to make a backup and restore it after a while.

Although cleaning can play some role, it will still get slower and slower over time, and it is inevitable that it will not be avoided.

It is not possible to clean up all the junk files with those cleaning software.

You use 360 to see the boot startup item! Because you have a lot of programs installed, a lot of boot startup items, and a lot of plug-ins loaded, then the boot startup will be slow.

It is recommended that you install an XP system and it should be fineEither your system is installed from a bit. Or 360 antivirus, C disk do not install anything in your computer may not be suitable for W7

I use 360 to disable unnecessary startup items.

The redundant entries in the "Start" program "Start" are booked off.

Have you used 360 yet, try it! Once a day, put an end to computer junk!

Programs that run automatically are less likely to start in blocks.

There are too many add-ons. Enter msconfig in Start-Run, and then go to "Start" to modify it. If it's slow, let's go to the next optimizer. If you can't do it again, redo the system.

Next 360. Open - Advanced Tools - Boot Startup Item Management - Cancel unused boot programs to speed up the operation of the computer.