Hazy~~I only have 17 processes when I start the computer. Oh~I was forced. Who gave us 128M of memory~
[Windows] The ultimate tutorial on XP running speed!
1 By default, XP Pro will reserve 20% of the bandwidth of a network card. The modification method is to log in with administrator rights, start menu - run - type gpedit.msc, the "Group Policy" window will appear, expand "Network" in "Administrative Templates", expand "QoS Packet Scheduler", Right-click "Limit Reservable Bandwidth" in the right window, select "Limit Reservable Bandwidth" in "Settings" in Properties, select "Enabled", and then select a value in the "Bandwidth Limit" column below. .You cannot choose "Disable" because if you do that, the system will think you agree to reserve 20% of the bandwidth. For specific modifications, please refer to the "Description" column next to "Properties". After the above modifications are made and applied, the user should be able to see "QoS Packet Scheduler (QoS Packet Scheduler)" in the General Properties tab column in the properties dialog box of the network connection. The Home version does not support this operation and cannot remove this restriction!
I’ve got mine here~! If you all set it up the way I did, it will be fine~!
2. Compressed folders
This is a very good optimization. Windows XP has built-in support for .ZIP files. We can browse zip files as folders. However, the system uses some resources to implement this feature, so disabling this feature can improve system performance. The implementation method is very simple, just cancel the registration of zipfldr.dll, click Start - Run, and type: regsvr32 /u zipfldr.dll. Then just press Enter. 3. INTERNET Time Synchronization
If you use time synchronization, then your computer will check with the time server on the Internet every certain time, wasting some memory. It is recommended to turn it off because your computer adjusts the time at the beginning. If there is a time deviation, it is almost a good method to turn off the time difference
Start→Control Panel→Date Time Language and Regional Options→Date and Time→Internet Time
Turn off synchronization and it will be OK~
4. Turn off the quick switch user function
A striking feature of WIN XP is called "Quick Switch". This feature provides the possibility for many users to use the computer at the same time, but this feature also consumes a certain amount of energy If your memory is 64M, WIN XP will automatically disable this function when installing it. It will be a bit too much for users with 128M, so it is recommended to turn it off. Method: Control Panel → User Account → Change user login or logout method to remove it. Fast user switching is enough~
5. Delete redundant input methods and redundant language types
Delete unused input methods under \windows\ime! (Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese input method, 84.5MB) (Research on which one is which! Sometimes you have to use your own brain, give it a try!) Delete unnecessary input methods
Right-click the input method icon in the lower right corner of the desktop to delete unnecessary input methods. Everyone knows this, but if you look at the hard disk space, the hard disk space has not been reduced. Why is this? It turns out that Windows has not deleted those input method-related files, and we have to manually delete them ourselves
. The following is a list of files related to the input method that comes with Windows.
Full spelling: Winpy.ime, Winpy.mb, Winpy.hlp, Winpy.cnt.
Shuangpin: Winsp.ime, Winsp.mb, Winsp.hlp, Winsp.cnt.
Weipin: Pintllime.dll, Pintlgab.imd, Pintlgai.imd, Pintlgb.imd, Pintlgd.imd,
Pintlgdx.imd, Pintlgie.imd, Pintlgnt.cnt, Pintlgnt .hlp, Pintlgnt.i96,
Pintlgnt.ime, Pintlgrb.imd, Pintlgri.imd, Pintlgs.imd, Pintlgsi.imd, Pintlgsx.imd
Pintlgu.imd, Pintlguc. imd.Pintlphr.exe.
Smart ABC: Winabc.cwd, Abcsda.dll, Abcwin.exe, Winabc.ime, Winabc.ovl, tmmr.rem,
user.rem, Winabc.hlp, Winabc .cnt.
Zhengma: Winzm.ime, Winzm.mb, Winzm.hlp, Winzm.cnt.
Internal code input methods: Wingb.mb, Wingb.hlp, Wingb.cnt.
Shape codes: Winbx.mb, Winbx.ime, Winbx.hlp, Winbx.cnt
9. Turn off redundant system reporting
If you find that your hard drive is making loud noises when your system crashes, it is because WindowsXP is writing a DUMP file, which is of no use to us. You can also turn this Send the error to Microsoft? ~
There is absolutely no need to shut it down~Click My Computer→Properties→Advanced→Startup and Recovery→Settings→
In system failure, only select automatic restart and not write Enter debugging information
10. Delete *shared documents:
By default, when you open My Computer in Windows XP, you will see some folders above the hard disk icon. These are the "Shared Folders", and here are every folder used for users to share files. These folders are extremely annoying and unnecessary. We can make these folders disappear from my computer: Open the registry editor and change the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace\DelegateFolders
{59031a47-3f72 -44a7-89c5-5595fe6b30ee}Delete, next time I open my computer, these annoying folders will no longer exist~
MsConfig. Most friends should be familiar with MsConfig, which is a system-built-in Windows setting tool.
Click the Start menu, select "Run", then type "msconfig" in the input box and press Enter. What we need to do is the (Startup) tab. Click it. This tab displays all the programs that run when Windows starts. None of the programs here are life-or-death for Windows, so feel free to get rid of the ones you don't need. After removing some of the check boxes, Windows will start faster and there will be more free system resources.
17. Refuse to group similar taskbars
Although the Windows XP "Group similar taskbar buttons" setting can allow your taskbar to open fewer windows and keep it clean, it is very inconvenient for some tasks that require opening multiple windows of the same type. . If you often use communication software like QQ to chat with people online, if more than two friends are chatting with you at the same time, you will immediately feel the inconvenience caused by the default settings of XP. Every time you want to switch the conversation partner , you need to click on the group first, and then select the friend you want to chat with in the pop-up menu, and each friend displays the same icon in the group. When there are many people to talk to, you may have to click one by one to see what happened. Whoever replied is waiting for your reaction, and if you choose the wrong one, you have to choose from the group again, which is very troublesome. Obviously, this is not as good as opening several windows, and clicking each small window in the taskbar once to start chatting. How to change: Click "Start → Control Panel → Appearance and Themes → Taskbar and Start Menu", and in the pop-up window, uncheck the "Group similar taskbar buttons" option.
18. Modify the login background pattern of Windows XP
You may get tired of the monotonous login pattern that remains unchanged for a long time. We can change it to your favorite pattern through the registry. The steps are as follows: Open In the registry editor, find the HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop subkey branch, double-click wallpaper, and type the path of the picture you selected, such as: c:\Documents and Settings\My Documents\My Pictures\mypic.bmp, Click "OK", then find Tilewallpaper, double-click it and enter the key value "1", restart the system to see the effect.
19. Let Win First of all, your motherboard BIOS must support 48Bit LBA, and secondly, Win XP Home Edition and Professional Edition must install the SP1 patch. Then open the registry, find the "EnableBigLba" option in the following path "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services Atapi Parameter", and change its value from "0" to "1". If this item does not exist, you can create the "DWORD value" item yourself and set it up in the same way. Finally, just restart.
21. Keep the desktop settings unchanged at each startup
We can protect our desktop settings by modifying the registry. No matter what modifications are made, the desktop will be restored as long as it is restarted. The steps are as follows: Open the registry editor, find the HKEY_CURRENT_USERS\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Polices\Explorer subkey branch, find NoSaveSettings under it, its type is REG_SZ, change its key value to "0", or Delete the key-value item directly and restart the system to make the settings take effect.
Disable script error reporting
When IE encounters a script error in a page, it reports an error. Unless you are debugging your own program, even if you know the details of the error, there is no way to correct it. So for most users, reporting script errors is a feature that is neither useful nor useful. Here's how to disable your browser from reporting script errors:
Select "Internet Options" from IE's Tools menu. Select the Advanced tab. Scroll down the list to find the Browse area. Find "Disable script debugging" and check the previous check box.
26. Turn off unnecessary services
Click "Start" → "Settings" → "Control Panel". Double-click "Administrative Tools" → "Services". After opening, you will see a list of services. Some services have been started and some have not. Right-click the service you want to configure and click Properties.
Select "Automatic", "Manual" or "Disabled" on the "General" tab, where "Automatic" means that Windows XP automatically starts the program every time the system starts
Service; "Manual" means that Windows In actual configuration, you can shut down the service by selecting "
Manual" or "Disable". It is recommended to use the manual function so that you can start some temporary needs at any time
services. Some services are necessary for Windows XP and cannot be turned off, otherwise the system will crash
. As for the functions of each service
, we can view it by double-clicking the service or hovering the mouse over the service name. The description of specific services is simple and easy for everyone to understand, and you can choose which ones you want and which ones you don’t want. The modification method is: select the disabled service, right-click, select "
Properties">"Stop", and set the "Startup Type" to "Manual" or "Disabled".
The following are some less commonly used services:
Alerter-error alarm. Disable
AutomaticUpdates-windows automatic updates, does not affect manual updates. Disable
Clipbook - Share pasted/cut content with LAN computers. Disable
ErrorReportingService - error reporter. Disable
FastUserSwitchingCompatibility - multi-user fast switching service, it is better to log out. Disable
HelpandSupport - Help. Manual
HumanInterfaceDeviceAccess - supports HID devices such as multimedia keyboards. Manual
IMAPICD-BurningCOMService-No need for other burning software. Disable
IndexingService-indexing service, used to quickly find files, even if it is turned off. Manual
IPSECServices-security. Manual
NetMeetingRemoteDesktopSharing-Use Netmeeting to realize computer sharing. Disable
NetworkDDE-disable
NetworkDDEDSDM-disable
PerformanceLogsandAlerts-record machine operating status and write logs or issue warnings regularly. Manual
PortableMediaSerialNumber-disabled
PrintSpooler-printer service, if you turn it off, you will not be able to print, depending on the situation. Manual
RemoteDesktopHelpSessionManager - Remote Help service, disabled
RemoteRegistry - Remote registry running/modification. Big vulnerability, disable
RoutingandRemoteAccess-routing service.
Disable
SecondaryLogon-Assign specified operation rights to users other than administrator. Manual
SecurityAccountsManager-like ProtectedStorage, only required by IISAdmin. Manual
SmartCard-Smart card service, I have not used it. Manual
SmartCardHelper-smart card help, manual
SystemRestoreService-system restore service, decide for yourself. I choose to disable
TCP/IPNetBIOSHelper-if your network does not use Netbios or WINS, just disable
UninterruptiblePowerSupply-used by UPS. Manual
attachmentManager - used to transfer files between the server and the client. Simple file transfer does not require this! Manual
VolumeShadowCopy - Same as MSSoftwareShadowCopyProvider. Manual
WebClient-not sure, I use manual
windowsTime-online time proofreading. Manual
WirelessZeroConfiguration-Wireless network settings service. Manual
WMIPerformanceAdapter - unclear. Manual
Yulin Mufeng Exchange Forum - a true network paradise for rookies:
Introduction to the standard services of winxp professional version
alerter-error alarm. Disable
ApplicationLayerGatewayService – required by some firewall/network sharing software. Manual
Applicationmanagement - used to configure, publish and delete software services. Manual
automaticupdates-windows automatically updates and does not affect manual updates. Disable
backgroundintelligenttransferservice – background intelligent transfer. Manual
clipbook - Share pasted/cut content with LAN computers. Disable
Com+Eventsystem – required by many software. Automatic
COM+Eventsystemapplication - Similar to the above, but not as important. Manual
ComputerBrowser - a service used to browse the LAN, but turning it off does not affect browsing! Manual
CryptographicServices-used when updating windows. Manual
DHCPClient – ??May be required for LAN domain users and broadband ADSL dial-up. Manual
Distributedlinktrackingclient - used to update connection information on the LAN. Manual
DistributedTransactioncoordinator - used for parallel processing, if you are not a server, disable
DNSClient - DNS resolution service. For server use. Manual
Errorreportingservice - error reporter. Disable
EventLog - system logging service, used to find system problems. Automatically
Fastuserswitchingcompatibility - multi-user fast switching services, it is better to log out. Disable
helpandsupport – Help. Manual
Human interface device access - supports HID devices such as multimedia keyboards. Manual
IMAPICD-burningCOMservice - no need for other burning software. Disable
Indexingservice – indexing service, used to quickly find files, even if it is turned off. Manual
InternetConnectionFirewall(ICF)-xp firewall is of no use. Disable
IPSECServices - security-related. Manual
LogicalDiskmanager - Disk management service. Manual
LogicalDiskmanageradministrativeservice - Same as above. Manual
messenger – Use the netsend command to transmit messages within the LAN.
Disable
MSsoftwareshadowcopyprovider - software backup. Disable
NetLogon - Log in to the domain. If the LAN is a workgroup or an individual user, please disable
Netmeetingremotedesktopsharing - Use Netmeeting to achieve computer sharing. Disable
NetworkConnections-used for Internet access/LAN! Automatic
NetworkDDE and NetworkDDEDSDM - Disabled
NetworkLocationAwareness - May be required if there is network sharing or ICS/ICF. (Server side) Manual
NTLMSecuritysupportprovider - Safety aspects. Disable
NVIDIADriverHelperservice-nvidia graphics card help, disable
Performancelogsandalerts - record machine operating status and write logs or issue warnings regularly. Manual
PlugandPlay-automatically detects newly installed hardware. Automatic
Portablemediaserialnumber-disabled
PrintSpooler-printer service, you will not be able to print if you turn it off, depending on the situation. Manual
ProtectedStorage - Stores local and online service passwords, including "auto-complete" functions when filling out forms. Automatic
QoSRSVP – not needed by individual users. Manual
Remoteaccessautoconnectionmanager - I am ADSL, set to manual
Remotedesktophelpsessionmanager - remote help service, disabled
RemoteProcedureCall (RPC) - system core service! Automatic
RemoteProcedureCallLOCATOR - manages RFC database service, manual
remoteregistry - remote registry operation/modification. Big vulnerability, disable
removablestorage - used for tape backup. Disable
routingandremoteaccess - routing service. Disable
Secondarylogon - Assign specific operation rights to users other than administrator. Manual
securityaccountsmanager - like ProtectedStorage, only required by IISAdmin. Manual
Server-LAN File/Print Sharing required. Automatic
Shellhardwaredetection - unclear, automatic
smartcard - smart card service, I have not used it. Manual
smartcardhelper – Smart card helper, manual
SSDPDiscoveryservice – No hardware makes use of this service. Disable
systemeventnotification-record user login/logout/restart/shutdown information. It depends on the situation. Manual
systemrestoreservice-system restore service, decide by yourself. I chose to disable
taskscheduler-windows scheduled tasks. Disable
TCP/IPNetBIOShelper - If your network does not use Netbios or WINS, disable
Telephony-dial-up service. If your broadband does not use dial-up, then turn it off.
Telnet-big vulnerability, this has nothing to do with the telnet command in dos. Disable
terminalservices - required for remote login to the local computer, fast user switching and remote desktop functions. Disable
themes – if turned off, there will be no beautiful interface. Automatic
uninterruptible power supply - for UPS. Manual
universalplugandplaydevicehost - same as SSDPDiscoveryService. Disable
uploadmanager - used to transfer files between the server and the client. Simple file transfer does not require this! Manual
volumeshadowcopy - same as MSSoftwareShadowCopyProvider.
Manual
webclient - not sure, I use manual
WindowsAudio - there is no sound when turned off! Automatic
WindowsInstaller-Windows MSI installation service, manual
Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) – used by scanners, but most do not need it. Manual
WindowsManagementInstrumentation – core service. Automatic
Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Rextensions - not as important as the above, manual
Windows Time - online time correction. Manual
wirelesszeroconfiguration - Wireless network setup service. Manual
WMIperformanceadapter–Unclear. Manual
Workstation-Many services rely on this service to support networking and printing/file sharing.
Automatically
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