Check for viruses first, then install commonly used software and drivers, and then optimize it.
1. Reduce the startup disk scan waiting time: Start → Run, type "chkntfs /t:0".
2. Delete system backup files: After the installation of various software and hardware is completed, the XP system will have fewer files that need to be updated. You can delete system backup files by following these steps: Open the Start menu, click Run, enter "sfc.exe /purgecache", and then press Enter. This can clean up nearly 3xxMb of system backup files.
3. Compressed folders: This is a very useful optimization method. Windows XP has built-in support for ZIP files. We can browse the contents of ZIP files directly in the folder. However, the system requires some resources to implement this feature, so disabling it can improve system performance. The method of disabling is very simple, just unregister zipfldr.dll. Click the Start menu, select Run, then enter: regsvr32 /u zipfldr.dll in the run box, and finally press Enter to complete the disabling. In this way, the system will no longer process ZIP files as folders, thereby reducing the burden on the system and improving system performance.
Try to work hard on the software and system, and in terms of optimization, you can try the more famous optimization masters and Super Rabbit moderators.
1. Don’t load too many random startup programs (must do to improve boot speed)
It is recommended to reduce unnecessary random startup programs when booting. Open "Start → Programs → Accessories → System Tools → System Information → System Information Dialog Box", and then select "Tools → System Configuration Utility → Startup". You only need to check internat.exe, ctfmon, avp and anti-virus and Trojan checking programs, and other items are not required. Just restart after confirmation (the notebook also needs to be checked on the notebook program).
2. Don’t use background easily
Do not enable ActiveDesktop, otherwise it will affect the running speed of the system (right-click on the screen, select "Display Properties", switch to the "Web" tab, and uncheck "Active Desktop" and "Channel").
3. Set up virtual memory
Set the virtual memory to 3 times the machine memory. For example: if there is 32M of memory, set the virtual memory to 96M, and the maximum and minimum values are the same (this setting can be done through "Control Panel → System → Performance → Virtual Memory" to set).
4. Some optimization settings
a. Go to the control panel and select "System → Performance → File System". Change the "main purpose of the computer" on the hard disk label to network server, and adjust the "pre-read optimization" to full speed.
b. Cancel "Search for a new floppy drive every time it starts" in the "Floppy Disk" tab.
c. Adjust the "Append Cache" in the CD-ROM to the maximum, and select a quadruple speed or faster CD-ROM as the access method.
5. Organize the system regularly
Use the following tools regularly: disk scan, disk cleanup, defragmentation, System File Checker (ASD)
6. Cancel unnecessary services. Windows XP calls many services that users may not use at all. These services not only affect the running speed, but are also very detrimental to protecting system security. Therefore, unnecessary system services can be disabled as needed. Method: Select "Run" in the "Start" menu, enter "Services.msc" to open the "Service Management Console", and start or stop the service by changing the startup type of the service.
7. If you feel that the Windows single-window browser is slow, you can improve it by opening "My Computer", click "Tools"->"Folder Options"->"View", and select " Open a folder window using a separate process". This prevents a slower device from affecting the responsiveness of the user interface.
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