After optimizing with Optimizer, the system slows down!?? Come and see the masters!!

1. The problem of slow shutdown.

Let me explain first,Slow shutdown is a common problem of XP,That is to say, it's not a problem,My system,It takes more than 1 minute to shut down,But my machine is definitely not slow to start.。 Playing the others is also very fast, and the use is particularly stable.

The shutdown is slow because XP has to save settings and some necessary files, and there are more software installed, and there are more software in retrogression, so the shutdown is slow.

2. The general novice prefers to install the optimization master, but my years of experience have told me that in fact, the role of the optimization master is not too much, from my first computer to now I have never installed any optimization master, because my optimization master is also software, which may also affect the stability and speed of the system, after all, it is software, and it will also be written to the registry and copy files to the C drive.

For example, the most commonly used is, startup: msconfig, manual optimization, manual removal of unwanted startup items, and control panel-computer management into manual settings.

Personally, I don't think it's necessary to install an optimization master, just install a similar antivirus software, so that manual optimization has also accumulated some of your own knowledge, why not!

That brush is a flashlight, right? Sweat!

Arrange the icons, you usually choose to sort them by group - just sort them by type, and if they are slow, the reason why the optimizer may automatically clean up the page files and backup the registry when you shut down, depending on your specific settings.

It is recommended that you find an expert to help you set up the specific content of the optimizer.

1. Open Optimizer and select it.

System optimization. 2. Select the network system optimization of the optimization master.

3. Fill in the maximum transmission unit size: 1492

Maximum data segment length: 1452

Fill in the transmission unit buffer: 262080

4. Click Optimize.

5. Restart the machine.

Principle: Through the settings.

Optimize your computer's receive buffer and change the maximum transmission unit (MTU) of your network. More plainly speaking, the maximum packet (in bytes) that can be accepted for transmission over the network.

Tested such as PPPoE (ADSL) optimal: 1492. ethernet：1500.

dial-up（modem）：

If the MTU of the local machine is larger than that of the gateway, large packets will be split for transmission, which will generate a lot of packet fragmentation, increase the packet loss rate, and slow down the network speed. Packet loss can be reduced by setting the local MTU to be smaller or the same than the gateway's MTU. Fill in the buffer of the transfer unit:

262080。If it has no impact on the system, it is a matter of working or not working.

Remember to keep the bandwidth changes: enter them on the fly.

Enter the management model ......Network ......qos……Throttling retained bandwidth.

Change the value from 20 to 0.

How it works: By setting the computer's receive buffer and changing the maximum transmission unit (MTU) of the network, it is the maximum packet (in bytes) that can be transmitted on the network

The main thing is to see what type of network you are connected to, to see what the bandwidth is, the optimization master network optimization has a setting wizard on it, you set it according to your situation, and finally decide, launch, and restart!

Automatic optimization points are fine.

The computer is running slowly, see how much memory is occupied in the background, and don't just adjust the virtual.