Questions about system optimization, factors that affect system optimization

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I didn't want to

For your questions the system will not increase

That's to install a restore wizard.,This restoration wizard is not a one-click ghost one.。

Instead, it locks the C drive

In this case, every time you write to the C drive, it will be canceled when the computer is shut down.

Revert to the state it was in when it was last turned on.

In this way, your system disk will never be added

But you can't install or save anything.

Optimizations for the system

1. Cancel remote collaboration.

2. Cancel System Restore.

3. Turn off system updates.

4. Turn off the computer to sleep.

5. Turn off unused services.

6. Optimize the startup project.

7. Close Dr. Hua.

8. Adjust the virtual memory.

9. Delete useless files such as help files.

10. Increase the limit bandwidth.

Do it yourself, have plenty of food and clothing.

I know what you said, but that's not a good thing, except for some malicious software, most of the things that are forced to be installed in the C drive are because if they can't be associated with the system disk, it will affect its upgrade and operation. It's better not to change it.

There are many ways to save space. For example, turn off the system's built-in restore, set the virtual memory to other disks, etc.

The province of the province, some can't be saved, if your C drive really can't be installed, you have to consider lowering the operating system or redividing the hard disk partition.

I think it's impossible! The system disk always increases as you use it. To put it simply, the software and updates you install always have to be written into the registry!

Your thoughts are definitely not fully expressed!!

The factors that affect system optimization are described as follows:

The factors influencing system optimization refer to the factors that have a significant impact on the objective function of the system and can artificially adjust the collapse and balance of the joints.

Introduction to the system expansion of general technology:

The main principles of systems analysis.

1) Principle of wholeness: system analysis should first focus on the whole system, first analyze the whole, and then analyze the parts; Look at the big picture first, then look at the part; Look at the whole process first, and then look at a certain stage; Look at the long term first, then look at the present.

2) Scientific principle: On the one hand, systematic analysis should have strict working steps, and on the other hand, scientific methods and mathematical tools should be used as much as possible for quantitative analysis, so as to make the process and results of decision-making more convincing.

3) The principle of comprehensiveness: pay attention to the interconnection and interaction between the various parts of the research system, and pay attention to the horizontal connection between the various parts of the research and the vertical relationship between the various parts. It is necessary to make a comprehensive analysis and take into account the overall consideration, and not to lose one at the expense of the other, because of the small and the big.

Basic characteristics of the system:

Integrity: Integrity is the most basic characteristic of the system, and it is also the most basic idea and method of observing and analyzing the system. The overall function of the system is greater than the sum of the functions of the parts that make up the system, which is what we often call 2 1+1.

Relevance: Correlation refers to the interaction and interconnection between the various elements that make up a system or the whole. Only by starting from their relevance and handling all aspects of the relationship can we get twice the result with half the effort, high quality and efficiency.

Purposefulness: Any system has a certain purpose and must achieve a certain function, which is also the sign that distinguishes different systems. The purpose of the system is generally expressed through more specific objectives.

When there are multiple goals in the system, it is necessary to seek balance from the perspective of overall coordination to obtain the best overall effect.

Dynamics: Any system is a dynamic system, in motion change and development. The use of the dynamic view of the system helps us not only to see the current situation of the system, but also to see the changes and development of the system, so as to grasp the future of the system and grasp the development law of the system.

Environmental adaptability: There is usually an exchange of matter, energy and information between a system and its environment, and changes in the external environment will cause changes in the characteristics of the system, and correspondingly cause changes in the functions of the system and the interrelationship between various parts within the system. The system must adapt to changes in the external environment.

Only a system that can adapt to changes in the external environment and maintain an optimal state of adaptation can play its role and achieve sustainable development, otherwise it will be lifeless. It is necessary to constantly improve the system so that it can adapt to the new environment.