About two folders that I don t recognize.

03efea021b62bc5ed50e8ff8 Similar folder names are usually generated by system components, and Silverlight is a flash-like system component introduced by Microsoft. The inaccessibility of subfolders may not be allowed by the system components to avoid accidental deletion. Of course, it is not excluded that the virus is disguised.

Prohibiting too many startup items can indeed improve the boot speed to a certain extent, but there are many factors that affect the boot speed, such as the service opened, the installation of anti-software performance, and so on. Personally, I think 360 is useless (one of the lowest levels in the killing software, only beginner users will be pre-installed and used by (with the installation vendor), if you want to use it, you can use nod32, microdot, Kaspersky, etc.), the performance is not high, maybe it affects the boot speed.

1. These are the legacy files after the installation of Microsoft patches, and the content is the old version of the system files that have been replaced. Because it can only be accessed with system permissions, you can't open it. Just delete it with 360 force.

Speechless....Do you want to turn on the computer in 1s? ...

The boot speed is not only related to the boot startup items.

The startup you see is the tip of the iceberg, the system starts up with a lot more transactions than you might think.

It is recommended that you scan the system with Kingsoft First Aid Kit to see if there is any system failure affecting the system speed.

The other is to use 360 to clean up the system junk.

Then there is the cleaning of disk fragmentation.

After that, don't move.

ACC is a type of audio file, and Coolpad phones support this ** format.

Format it, if formatting is not allowed, then boot it and press F8 to enter safe mode and format it again.

system volume information" folder, the Chinese name can be translated as "system volume label information". This folder stores the backup information of the system restore. One of the most useful features of Windows XP is System Restore, which uses a "snapshot" to record information about the state of the system at a specific time, the so-called "restore point", and then restore it according to this information when needed.

There are two types of restore points: one is automatically created by the system, including system checkpoints and installation restore points; The other is created by the user himself as needed, also known as manual restore points. As the user increases the time spent using the system, there will be more and more restore points, resulting in less and less hard disk space, and finally be warned "insufficient disk space" 1. Right-click on the "My Computer" icon and select Properties 2. Select the System Restore tab 3. After checking "Turn off System Restore on all drives" 4. After turning off "System Restore", you can root the drive to search for "System Volume Information" in the directory Folder deletion.

It's best not to delete it, it's the system files.

Remember.

The temporary folder used when upgrading the patch is generally hidden, just pull it without touching it.

Only you can see it, and others can't see it.

If someone else has the same file as you, he'll be able to see it.

I haven't seen this situation, it should be the network program folder of windows, and look at other win7 machines?