Block 5 network features to accelerate XP system

Try to get the Windows XP system to achieve the speed start, has been the tireless pursuit of computer enthusiasts. However, when we exhaust a variety of optimization system of the trick, the system to start the screen in the progress bar still need to turn more than 10 back to the system to start a successful, this is how it is the media summed up a variety of system optimization trick is used to "cheat" people? In fact, many of the network setup features hidden in the system's shadows, is a lot of system optimization skills can not be touched, in many cases because of these improper settings of the network function slowed down the system start speed; For this reason, we will be able to screen these improper network functions, it will be possible to speed up the system and then add a whip!

1, shielding network sharing function

If our computer is not in a unit LAN network, so the network share that has been enabled is not useful at all, its existence will drag down the system's start-up speed, if you want to improve the speed of the system as much as possible, we can completely the local system has enabled the network sharing function to screen off, The following is the specific shielding operation steps:

First, in the Windows System Start menu, follow the Settings/Control Panel/Network Connections command. Open the Network Connections List window for the local computer, locate the Local Area Connection icon in it, right-click the icon, and then execute the Properties command from the shortcut menu that appears. Open the Local Area Connection Properties Settings window;

Second, in the General tab of the window, locate the "File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Network" option in the "This connection uses the following items" list box, cancel the tick number in the previous box in the option, and then click OK to close the Property Settings window. This system will not take time to check the content of the network share at the next boot.

2, Shielding complete control function

When the computer system starts each time, it automatically searches and scans the related shared folders on the local hard disk, and the shared folder's Access property settings are different, and the system scans the target shared folders differently; For example, if a shared folder is set to read-only permission, It may take only 1 milliseconds for the system to scan the shared folder, and when the access to the shared folder is set to Full control, it may take 1.5 milliseconds for the system to scan the shared folder, which shows that when the full Control feature of the shared folder is opened, The start-up speed of the system will also be affected to some extent. To do this, when we don't want our shared resources to be edited and modified by others, simply set the properties of the shared folder to read-only, rather than setting it to "full sharing," after all, the security of the shared folder is not guaranteed under this access property, It also affects the startup speed of the system. To screen out the full Control feature of a target shared folder, you can follow these steps:

Open the Properties Settings window to the target shared folder by opening the system's Explorer window and locating the destination shared folder in the window, then right-clicking the folder icon and selecting the Sharing and Security command option from the shortcut menu that appears.

Second, click the Security tab of the Property Settings window, open the Tab Settings page, and in the group or User Name list box of the page, select the specific user account that you frequently log on to the system, for example, the "Ower" account is selected here.

Next, in the corresponding Permissions for ower list box, select the Full Control project and uncheck the Allow box for the option you want, so that we can mask the Full Control feature of the target shared folder, and then, depending on the actual access, open the target shared folder's Read permission or Write permission, and finally click the "OK" button, I believe that this system can start the speed of further.

3, shielding automatic search function

When you start a computer that has Windows XP system installed, the computer will typically search for all the shared resources in the local area network environment, and it is clear that this assertive "behavior" can also affect the rapid startup of your computer system. In order to improve the system boot speed, we can use the following methods to automatically search the local system of shared resources to screen out:

First open the Local System's Explorer window, click the Tools option in the menu bar of the window, click Folder Options from the Drop-down list that appears, and go to the system's Folder Options Settings screen, click the View tab, and open the Options Settings window;

Locate the "Automatically search for network folders and printers" option in the window, cancel the tick in the box in front of the option, and then click the OK button so that the computer system does not take time to automatically search for other shared resources in the LAN environment the next time it starts. Then the system boot speed should be significantly improved a lot.

4, shielding automatic distribution function

The "Automatic allocation function" mentioned here refers to the function that the Windows system automatically assigns the IP address to the local network card device in the default state; Once the IP address of the local network card is set to automatically obtain, then the computer system starts every time will take a certain amount of time to apply to the DHCP server in the LAN network for the dynamic IP address that can be used, if access to the DHCP server, the computer system will try to repeatedly connect, access the DHCP server, until the access timeout, so that the system will be very serious impact on the start-up speed, There is even a system of suspended animation. In order to avoid the system in the start-up process time-consuming to connect, access the DHCP server, we only have to set up in advance for the network card device can be used static IP address can be, for the network card device to assign static IP address can follow the following steps to operate:

First click the start/settings/Network Connections/Local Area Connections command. Go directly to the local Area Connection property settings interface of the native system, in the General tab of the Settings interface, select the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) option, and click Properties on the corresponding page button, open the property settings interface, select the "Use the following IP address" option in the Settings interface, and specify an IP address for the network card device with the same subnet as the ADSL device address; For example, the IP address of the ADSL device is generally "192.168.1.1", Then we can set the network card IP address to "192.168.1.11", while the subnet mask address set to "255.255.255.0", the gateway address set to "192.168.1.1."

Next, select "Use the following DNS server address", and then fill in the local ISP's real DNS server IP address here, for example, if the ISP's real DNS address is "61.172.7.1", then we can fill out the address here, and click "OK", In order to save the IP address parameters above, I believe that the computer system in the future will not need to spend time to access the DHCP server at the time of startup, then the speed will certainly be higher.

5, Shielding Network mapping function

To facilitate quick access to shared folders on each other's computers after each boot, many people often map each other's shared folders to a single partition on the computer in the cost of the network mapping feature. Although this way to share access to bring a lot of convenience, but it has brought about a small impact on the system startup, after all, the system in every startup need to spend time to search, scan, connect to each other shared folders, in fact, we do not have every time the boot need to access the other shared folder, It is obvious that the network mapping function of shared folders can be arbitrarily opened, which will slow down the startup speed of computer system seriously.

In order for the system to boot speed to be unaffected, we can use the following procedure to disconnect the network mappings that are temporarily unused on the local computer:

First double-click the "My Computer" icon in the system desktop, in the window that pops up, click the Tools item in the menu bar, run the Disconnect Network drive from the Drop-down menu that appears, and then select one of the temporarily unused network drive partition letters, and then click OK.

Of course, we can also use the "NET uses" command to achieve the purpose of disconnecting the network map connection, when using this method to screen the network mapping function, only need to open the system's running dialog box, and in which the "cmd" string command, the system interface switch to the MS-DOS command line state; Then execute the net use X at the DOS prompt:/del string command, you can disconnect the network map connection that partitions the network disk into "X", and to quickly disconnect all network mappings from the local computer, you can simply execute the "net use */del" string command.