Make Windows system operations more intelligent

Let systems intelligently uninstall obsolete DLL files

Many of the invalid DLL files are left in the Windows system while the application is being installed and uninstalled, and a long time can seriously affect the overall performance of the system. In order for Windows systems to run efficiently at all times, it is important to remove obsolete DLL files from the system in a timely manner. To do this, you can follow these steps to allow the system to intelligently uninstall obsolete DLL files:

Click the start/Run command, open the System Run dialog box, and execute the "regedit" command to open the system's Registry editing window;

Position the mouse over the registry branch HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer, and in the right child window of a corresponding "Explorer" branch, Right-click an empty area, execute the new/String value command from the pop-up right-click menu, and name the newly created string value "Alwaysunloaddll";

Then double-click the "Alwaysunloaddll" string value, in the next Number of Settings window, enter the number "1", and finally click the "OK" button, and restart the computer system, so that you can intelligently uninstall the discarded DLL files.

Let system intelligence open target folder

Many people like to save some of their usual edited documents to a more directory-level target folder, but later need to frequently edit the document, you have to layer by layer to expand the directory window, obviously this is not conducive to efficient operation. In fact, you can use the following method, let the Windows system start to complete, intelligently open the target folder window you specified:

Click the start/Program/attachment/Explorer commands, pop-up the System Explorer window, click the File/Properties command in the menu bar of the window, and then open the Property Settings window for the resource manager.

Click the Target Folder tab in the Property Settings window to eject the tab page; If you want the Windows system to intelligently open the "AAA" target folder under the C:\DocumentsandSettings\yczz\MyDocuments folder, Just enter the string "/N,/E,C:\DOCUMENTSANDSETTINGS\YCZZ\MYDOCUMENTS\AAA" in the target folder box on the Label page, and then click OK, so the next time the system restarts, You can intelligently open the target folder you have specified.

Allow system intelligence to turn off invalid programs

In the process of operating a computer system, often encounter some applications suddenly lose their response, these invalid applications not only consume a lot of system resources, but also seriously affected the normal operation of the system, and even can cause the system to panic. In view of this, we might as well follow the steps below to allow the system to intelligently shut down invalid applications in a timely manner:

First open the system's Run dialog box, and in which you enter the string command "regedit", click the "OK" button, open the System Registry editing window;

Gradually expand the registry branch Hkey_current_user\controlpanel\desktop, and in the window area to the right of the Desktop branch, double-click the "Autoendtasks" string value in the mouse. In the number setting window that appears, change the original number "0" to "1", then click OK and restart the computer system so that the system will intelligently shut down the invalid program as soon as it encounters an application that is unresponsive.

Allow system intelligence to delete document records

Since the Windows system will automatically display the name of the recently accessed or opened document in the My Documents option on the Start menu, it is clear that this assertive feature exposes our privacy to the public. For this reason, many friends tend to right-click the system taskbar, execute the Properties command in the right-click menu, open the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box, and click the Clear button to remove the document name that appears in the My Documents option from being clean. It is obvious that this method of operation is not only troublesome, but also needs to be carried out regularly. In fact, after the following small settings, you can make the system after each startup, intelligently delete the document record:

Click the start/program/attachment/notepad command to open the system's Notepad editing interface and enter the code "Deltree/yx:\windows\recent\*.*" (where x is the partition symbol for the Windows system). Click the file/Save command in the edit window's menu bar to save the above code as a "Del.bat" file in the pop-up File Save Settings window;

Then select the Start/program/start option, and then double-click the startup option with your mouse, and then drag the Del.bat file directly to the Startup window that opens later. As a result, every time the Windows system starts, it intelligently clears the document records that appear in the My Documents option.

Let system intelligent memory document open time

You might be surprised at the headline, but just do the following simple things in the Windows Notepad window to make the Windows system intelligently remember the most recent open time for a target document:

First open the Notepad program window, open the target document file in the window, and then in the editing interface, position the mouse in the first row of the text editing window and make sure there is nothing else in the first row;

Then enter the string in the first line. Log, where the "log" letter needs to be capitalized, the contents of the document can only appear outside the first line, and finally the target file is saved again. Later, when we open the target document again, we can see that the system has displayed the current open time at the end of the document's content.