Why is my computer turning on slower and slower? The scroll bar should be scrolled twenty times

Hello: I can help you solve this problem

First of all, according to the configuration you gave, you can see that your configuration is not the reason why it is slowing down.

1. My judgment:

Your computer's disk transfer mode has been reduced from the fastest DMA mode to the slowest and even the slowest PIO

2. What is the proof?

100% of the problem is the problem.

3. Why does the disk transfer mode decrease slowly?

In short, your programs are stored on the hard disk, which is like a warehouse, and the disk transfer mode is reduced like a warehouse.

The door is too small, and of course the computer is slow. This situation occurs generally related to the root system receiving a disk error message.

About DMA and PIO:

4. How to solve:

The idea is clear: uninstall the hard drive and restart it to solve the problem, and the effect is immediate!

1.Right-click on "My Computer" to select properties.

2.In the pop-up menu, click on Hardware--- then click on "Device Manager".

3.IDE ATA ATAPI Controller node;

4.Right-click on the three options below respectively, and click Uninstall -- OK -- Click Not Restart 5After all three are uninstalled, you can restart it.

It is worth noting that if the computer is bought like this, it may be a connection problem that cannot be solved by the above methods, and there may be a bad sector on the hard disk.

Hope it helps

No, there are still so many scroll bars Try it with a different system, how long will it take you to install the system? If it's too long, it may be a problem with the hard drive! You try 1. Speed up the XP boot and shutdown speed at the beginning.

First of all, open "System Properties" (right-click - Properties on my computer, or open "System" in the control panel, shortcut win+pause break) click the "Advanced" tab, open "Settings" in the "Startup and Failback" area, remove the two in the "System Startup" area, if it is a multi-system user, keep the "Time to display the operating system list". Click "" to make sure that the additional property of the startup item is fastdetect instead of nodetect, and do not add the noguiboot attribute first, because guiboot will be used later.

The next step is very important, open the "Hardware" tab in the "System Properties", open the "Device Manager", "IDE ATA ATAPI Controller", double-click to open the "Secondary IDE Channel" properties, click the "Advanced Settings" tab, change the delivery mode of devices 1 and 2 to DMA if available, select "None" if the device type can be selected, click OK to complete the setting, and set the "Primary IDE Channel" in the same way.

Open the registry (Start-Run-Regedit), click "My Computer" to open "Find" in the "" menu, enter AutoEndTasks, and click "Find Next". Double-click to open the found result, and modify the "Numerical Data" to 1. Then under AutoEndTasks you can find hungapptimeout, waittokillapptimeout, set the "numerical data" to 2000 or less, here by the way, also modify the time of the menu delay, find the menushowdelay below autoendtasks, the value is in milliseconds, if you want to remove the menu delay, set it to 0.

Now that the acceleration of startup and shutdown has been completed, restart the computer to feel the feeling of fast startup, and the scroll bar is OK after only one or two turns.

To speed up the boot even further, open the "System Properties" - Advanced - "Boot & Failback" settings, open the "System Boot" area, and add noguiboot to the end of fastdetect, so that the scroll bar will no longer be displayed at boot. If you really like the scroll bar display, you don't need to do this step.

Some software can solve the problem, you just need to search for it, but it won't speed up much.