How to quickly clean a slow computer
Anyone experienced at least once that the computer gets slower and slower as you use it, right?
I uploaded it because it might be helpful to the middle-aged Sarangbang brothers.
Use the mouse to the computer, use the following guidelines to give doejiyo the behavior
of (equipment) command behavior when attached to the form next to the mouse arrow
when they're implemented, and now again ... this time to give another command ...
the hansujeo rice mouth I put it in. Soon. It's like putting in a spoonful.
Please wait a moment, as it will cause the com to enter the path of error.
Computers are complex and elaborately organized machines. I need
to keep the machines well organized and cleaned. Itjiyo be used to demonstrate the performance
: 1. The first way
in the Internet Explorer window, click Tools and or [Start] -> In the Control Panel, Internet Options
, click the [Temporary Internet Files] or [General] Click [Delete File], click [OK], wait
, click [Delete File] again, mark [Delete All Offline Items], and click [OK].
(It depends on the computer, but it takes 1 to 20 minutes. If you do it often, it takes a few seconds to a few minutes.)
***Tip 1: Right-click on a place where there is no desktop and select Properties-->
NoScreen Saver, and Press the power on the part and
change everything foreach column by always turning on or not usingit***
2. The second method
This can also be of practical help (do not be afraid to follow along.)
To check system resources, first boot your computer, click on the Start button, click on the Settings Control Panel,
and then double-click the System icon on the screen that appears.
After a while, you will see the system properties, click on the Performance tab.
If you look closely at the contents of the screen,
there is an item called System Resources, and you can see what percentage is left. If the remaining system resources are less than 60%,
it is better to free up system resources as much as possible by erasing unnecessary ones.
The recommended system resource is 80%.
--- Free up resources ---
(1) If you upgrade from 64 MB of RAM to 128 MB, you can see the most obvious effect.
(2) Select Start-Settings-Control Panel-System-Performance-Virtual memory and select Let the user manage virtual memory
(Windows 98 says it is not recommended, but there is no problem)
3 times the amount of computer memory. Catch.
(Ex: 64MB is about 180, 128MB is 350 or 400)
(Windows XP: Start-Control Panel-System-Advanced-Performance Settings-Advanced-Program
--System Cache-Change in Virtual Memory-User Specified
or system-managed size-check-check-check)
(3) Start-Run-Enter MSCONFIG, check or run, enter the [Startup Program] item among the items,
clear all unnecessary checkmarks
and click OK. The representative ones that are really useless are checked,
[internet. exe], [Registry Check], [LoadPowerProfile], and [TVwatch], but
look at it and uncheck other unnecessary ones.
If you're not confident, just clear everything.
Then, if it is absolutely necessary in Windows, it is checked when restarting, and
unnecessary things are not checked. (Restart the computer after clicking OK)
* Tip 2: If there is a check in Winport, it is related to a dedicated line, so you must check it. *
(4) The most practical.
Uninstall all unnecessary programs.
Delete any graphics programs you don't use, or anything you have installed without your knowledge.
Delete from Start-Settings-Control Panel-Add/Remove Programs (if you don't have one, just leave it and know for sure,
for example , delete files downloaded from pornography or XXX sites unconditionally-
Click the mouse on the file and click to change it/ Click Remove)
*** Tip 3: Clean here too ---> Start button-Search-All files and folders-All or part of the file name
Write XXX or SEX-Start Search-When the search is complete-Select
All Highly-Right Mouse-Delete and send them all away
(5) Placing large pictures on the desktop also slows the system.
(It's better if you don't have it because you have to read the desktop while booting.)
(6) When you press the start button, a lot of things go up, but if possible, delete it.
Since all are shortcut icons, except for frequent use
, press the program on the start button to use.
The same goes for the icons on the desktop. It becomes a factor that slows booting.
***Tip 4: How to create icons of frequently used programs by
clicking the right button of the mouse in an empty space on the desktop- If a folder is created by clicking on the folder,
rename it to rename it and put the same types in the folder. There are also ****
***Tips 5: The icons on the right side of the taskbar right next to the start button are also
unnecessary, but delete them by clicking the right mouse button on the icon***
(7) Shift on the left when deleting Hold down and press Delete to
delete immediately without going through the trash.
After completing the process so far, empty the Recycle Bin on the desktop and restart the computer.
After the computer is turned on again, right-click on the My Computer icon to
If you look at the properties-performance item, you can see that the system resource is about 94%.
If only 83% appears,
it is the case that there is not much hard drive capacity left, so you
need to
secure more than 500 MB of the remaining hard drive by deleting unnecessary programs or files .
If there is currently 500MB left, you
need to free up more hard drive space by deleting more files you don't need.
3. The third final step (if you use a lot of computers, do it once a week)
(1) Place the mouse on an empty space on the desktop and click the right button.
(2) Registration Information-Screen Saver-Click the column under the screen saver (S) at the bottom of the monitor to make it None.
(3) Press Power just above the application in the lower right of the window-Power Scheme-Always On-
Monitor Off-Disable or Always On-Hard Disk Off-Always On or Disable-
System Standby-Disable or Always On-System Max Power Saving Mode-Disabled or Always On-Click
OK on the bottom left.