Optimizing Master Disk Cache optimization

Under different operating systems (WINDOWS98/2000/XP/2003/VISTA), Windows Optimizer Masters will automatically recognize the operating system and provide users with options appropriate to the current operating system.

The computer is set up for more CPU time to run the application or the background service. This item is recommended for general users as an application, please select Background service for server users.

Allocate the most system resources to the foreground application. This option is only valid under Windows XP. For users who typically run only one application or game at a time, do not choose a user who is often multitasking at the same time.

Shorten the wait time to close the unresponsive program. Windows2000/xp/2003/vista users Select this option to enforce windows to immediately shut down unresponsive applications, in addition to implementing the same functionality as Windows9x, which will also fix the following system bugs: When you start another application from one application, The newly created form will hide behind the currently open form, and the new Form button on the taskbar will keep flashing, and selecting this will automatically put the newest form on top of all the forms. Recommended selection.

The input-output system is the channel through which data is transmitted between the device and the central Processing unit (CPU), and the data is delivered more smoothly when the buffer size is enlarged. However, an oversized input-output cache consumes the same amount of system memory, so the size of the specific settings depends on the size of your physical memory and the number of tasks you run. In general, the 1MB, 2MB, or 4MB;128MB memory can be set to 4MB, 8MB, or 16MB;256MB memory can be set to 16MB or 32MB;512MB memory can be set to 64MB if the memory is 64MB. If you have more memory, you can also set it to 128MB.

Since the setting of input-output caching involves memory capacity, the number of daily running tasks has been relatively cumbersome. Now it's easy, you can adjust the bar with your mouse or keyboard, and when you resize to fit the current system, Windows Optimizer will give a "recommendation" tip on the top left of the adjustment bar. If you are not satisfied with the settings, you can also adjust the stick to "Windows2000/xp/2003/vista automatic Configuration" and click the Optimize button to restore it to the windows2000/xp/2003 default size (that is, by the windows2000/xp/2003 /vista automatic configuration).

Memory performance configuration. The item has the following three options:

(1), minimum memory consumption. For most ordinary users, desktop recommendations.

(2), maximum network throughput. For network server users. Server recommendation.

(3), balance. Suitable for users who take account of native application and network throughput at all times. Not recommended.

Windows2000/xp/2003/vista automatically restarts when a fatal error occurs. Although Windows2000/xp/2003/vista has rarely seen a blue screen panic, it is still possible that this option will automatically restart when this occurs in Windows2000/xp/2003/vista. can choose.

Windows2000/xp/2003/vista automatically shuts down applications that stop responding. Selecting this item Windows2000/xp/2003/vista automatically shuts down an application when it has been stopped. Recommended selection.

Windows2000/xp/2003/vista the paging file automatically when the computer shuts down. The "cleanup" paging file is not meant to completely remove pagefile. SYS (windows200/xp/2003/vista default interchange file) from the hard disk, but to "clean" and "defragment" it for the next boot windows2000/xp/ 2003/vista make better use of virtual memory for good preparation. Note: When this feature is turned off the system will be extended Windows2000/xp/2003/vista shutdown time, but compared to the next boot with a clean and tidy virtual memory page file, shutdown when the waiting is still worthwhile. It is recommended that you choose according to your actual needs.

You can adjust according to the actual performance of this machine, make the system reach the best disk cache and memory working state, click "Optimize" after the adjustment completes, save your setting

Setup Wizard:

By clicking the Setup Wizard, Windows Optimization Master will help you to optimize disk caching/memory.

Go to the Disk Cache Setup Wizard and click Next to start the disk cache settings.

Choose the type of computer according to your actual situation, no special circumstances. General users can choose Windows Standard User, click Next

Optimization Master According to the type of computer you selected in the previous step, give the corresponding optimization suggestions, click "Next"

The Disk Cache Setup Wizard completes, and you can choose to perform the optimization immediately as needed, and some settings need to be restarted before they can take effect. When you have finished selecting, click "Finish"

After completing the Disk Cache Setup Wizard, Windows Optimizer masters will give you a hint.

Memory Collation:

If your computer does not run smoothly enough, it may be due to insufficient memory, which is the ability to leverage the memory collation of Windows Optimizer masters. Click on "Memory Collation"

Wopti memory for details see "Windows Optimization Master's own gadget"

Recovery:

If you want to restore the disk cache to Windows default settings, click "Restore"

Pop-up prompts window, do you want to revert to Windows default settings, click "OK"

Revert to Windows default settings.