1) with Notepad to modify Winntinfsysoc.inf, with 檎? Replace the function, enter in the lookup box, hide (an English comma followed by hide), set the Replace with box to empty. and choose to replace all, so that all of the hide are removed,
2) Save and exit,
3 and then run Add-Remove Programs, and you'll see several more options in the Add/remove Windows components, so you can remove any attachments that are not used.
2, turn off the debugger Dr. Watson;
Dr.Watson is a self-contained system maintenance tool that displays when a program fails to load or crashes. Run the drwtsn32 and remove all but the "dump all thread context". Otherwise, if there is a program error, the hard disk will ring for a long time, and will occupy a lot of space. If you've ever been in a situation like this, look for the User.dmp file and delete it, which may save dozens of m of space. This is the scene of the error program, it is useless to us. Then open the registry, locate the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows Ntcurrentversionaedebug subkey, double-click the Auto key value name below it, and change its "numeric data" to 0, Finally press F5 to refresh the setting to take effect, so that it completely cancels its operation.
In addition, the Memory.dmp that appear in the blue screen can also be erased. You can turn off the dump when BSOD in My Computer/properties
3. Turn off System Restore:Right mouse click My Computer on the desktop, select Properties, find System Restore, if you are not an old crackling install some software (are you better than me??) , you can also remove, so you can save a lot of space.
4. Turn off "hibernate support":Because the sleep function takes up a lot of hard disk space, it's good to close,
Console--?? Power Options--?? Hibernate (do not tick)
(The Blues Note: I think hibernation is still very useful.) ）
5. Turn off unnecessary services
Click "Start" → "settings" → "Control Panel". Double-click Administrative tools → services, and you will see a list of services when you open them, some of which are already started, and others that are not. Right-click the service that you want to configure, and then click Properties. On the General tab, select Automatic, manual or disabled, where automatic means that Windows XP starts the service automatically every time the system starts, and "manual" means that Windows XP does not start the service automatically, but instead starts the service manually when you need the service; Indicates that the service is not allowed to start. When you actually configure it, choosing either manual or disable will enable you to turn off the service and recommend manual functionality so that you can start any temporary services you want.
Some services are required by Windows XP and cannot be shut down, or they can cause a system crash. As for the functions of each service, we can double-click the service or hover the mouse over the service name to view. The specific service explanation is obvious, everybody understands, can choose those who want those not. The modified method is: Select the Disabled service, click the right button, select ' Properties '?? ' Stop ' to set the ' Startup type ' to ' manual ' or ' disabled '.
6, speed up the XP switch machine
1) shorten the waiting time
Open Registry Editor, find Hkey_local_machinesystemcurrentcontrolsetcontrol,
Set the WaitToKillServiceTimeout to: 1000 or less. (Original Set Value: 20000)
Find the Hkey_current_usercontrol paneldesktop key and turn the right window
Waittokillapptimeout to 1000 (the original Set value: 20000) is to close the program only wait 1 seconds. Change the Hungapptimeout value to: 200 (original Set Value: 5000), which indicates that the program waits 0.5 seconds for errors.
2 allow the system to automatically close the program that stops responding.
Open the registry Hkey_current_usercontrol paneldesktop key and set the Autoendtasks value to 1. (Original Set Value: 0)
3) MsConfig. Most friends should be familiar with Msconfig, this is a system built in Windows Setup tool. Click the Start menu, select "Run", and then enter "msconfig" in the input box. We're going to do it. (Startup) tab, click on it, this tab shows all the programs that run when Windows starts. Here is not a program for Windows is life and death, so feel free to boldly to remove. After the partial tick is removed, Windows will start faster, while idle system resources will be more.
7, XP prefetcher
Windows XP comes with a service called Prefetcher, which manages the initial program of Windows startup, where the specified program can be quickly loaded in later use. Prefetcher is turned on by default, but its performance can be further improved. Open Registry Editor and locate in the registry:
Managementprefetchparameters, which has a key value named Enableprefetcher, in most cases its value is 3. The recommended set value is 5, on my machine, set to 5 when the working state is the best. You can try different values until you find the one that best suits your machine.
You can also disable Prefetcher, just set the value to 0 on it. However, unless it is for testing purposes, the average person is not stupid enough to set it to 0.
8, compressed folder
This is a pretty good optimization, Windows XP has built-in support for the. zip file, and we can browse the zip file as a folder. However, the system will use some resources to achieve this, so disabling this feature can improve system performance. The implementation method is very simple, simply cancels the Zipfldr.dll registration to be possible, clicks starts?? Run, typing: regsvr32/u zipfldr.dll. And then you can enter.
9. Do not load DLL files
After using the browser, some DLL files are often cached in memory for a long time, and a large portion of the memory is used by the unused DLL files. To prevent this from happening, locate the following registry location:
Next, create a double byte value named Alwaysunloaddll with a value of 1.
If you want to remove this optimization, just set the key value to 0 (you can simply delete the key). Note: This optimization will not take effect until Windows restarts.
10, completely turn off the Windows XP File Protection feature. Use this trick with caution
Find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows Ntcurrentversionwinlogon from the registry and modify the "sfcdisable" key to "FFFFFF9D". If you need to re-enable the feature, reset to "0" is OK.
11. Manually Specify Process Order view
Press the Control+alt+delete three key at the same time and tap the Processes tab to see a dialog box like the one shown above, where you can see all the processes that are currently running. If you want to assign more process time to a program, such as 3D Studio Max, just right-click the process and move the mouse pointer down to the Set Priority. (Set Priority) ", and then select which priority you want the program to be in. When I receive an email, I will set the 3DMAX to "standard", but when I leave the computer, I will elevate its priority to the highest "real time", so that the computer can focus more quickly on processing 3D actions
12. Turn off error return
Console----?? System----?? Advanced----?? Lower right corner---?? Error Reporting----?? Shut down
13, speed up the window display: We can modify the registry to change the window from the taskbar pop-up, and minimize the return to the taskbar action, the following steps: Open Registry Editor, find HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Control Paneldesktopwindowmetrics Branch, in the right window to find the MinAnimate key value, its type is REG_SZ, by default, the value of this health value is 1, which means that the animation to open the window, change it to 0, then prohibit the display of animation, Next, select the Logout command from the Start menu to activate the changes you just made.
14, remove the "Update" option: For most users, Windows XP Windows Update feature does not seem to function very much, we can remove it, the following steps: Open Registry Editor, find
Explorer Subkey branch, select the new command under the Edit menu, create a new value of type REG_DWORD, name nocommongroups, double-click the new Nocommongroups subkey, and enter the key value "1" in the Edit string text box. Then click the OK button and reboot the system.
15, modify the Windows XP login background pattern: In the face of a long constant monotonous login pattern, you may be a long time annoying, we can use the registry to change it to their favorite pattern, the following steps: Open Registry Editor, find HKEY_USERS. DefaultControl paneldesktop Branch, double-click Wallpaper, type the path to the picture you selected, such as C:documents and Settingsmy Documentsmy Picturesmypic.bmp, click "OK", then find Tilewallpaper, double-click it to enter the key value "1", restart the system to see the effect.
16. Change the background color when you log in: If you also want to change the background color of the login, you can follow these steps: Open Registry Editor and find HKEY_USERS. DefaultControl panelcolors Branch, double-click the background key value name under the subkey branch, the Edit String dialog box appears, and in the Value data text box, enter a key value for the color (for example, the RGB value of Black is 000, The RGB value of white is 255 255 255, the system default is 58 110 165, click "OK" button, reboot the system.
17, set the startup information or increase the warning message:If you want to display some personalized information that you have defined when you start Windows XP, you can follow these steps: Open Registry Editor, and find Hkey_local_machine_softwaremicrosoftwindows Ntcurrentversionwinlogon Branch, double-click the name of the legalnoticecaption value below it, open the Edit String window, and enter the title of the Information dialog box in the Value data text box, such as "Hello, welcome to use this machine", Then double-click LegalNoticeText to enter the warning message you want to display in the Edit String window that appears, such as "Please do not modify this level of settings, thank you!" , click OK to reboot to see the modified effect.
18. Keep the desktop settings unchanged every time you start: We can modify the registry to protect our desktop settings, regardless of the changes made, as long as the desktop will return to the original after reboot. The steps are as follows: Open Registry Editor and find Hkey_current_userssoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversion polices
Explorer Subkey Branch, find nosavesettings below it, its type is REG_SZ, change its key value to "0", or delete the key value directly, reboot the system for the setting to take effect.
19, any custom button color: Although Windows XP itself has a variety of window display schemes, but users want to define a certain part of color, such as changing the color of the button from black to blue or red, you need to modify the registry, the following steps: Open Registry Editor, find Hkey_current_ USERControl panelcolors Branch, double-click the bottontext below it, change its key value to the value you want to color in the Open dialog box, such as red 255 0 0, click OK and reboot the system to see the effect. The text color on the button will turn red, and you can also change the width and height of the button and the background parameters.
20, modify the right mouse button menu
We know that in 98 can be through the registry to modify the right mouse button menu, in fact, in the WinXP can also. The method is as follows: Here, for example, add "Browse here with DOS window" on the right mouse menu.
1 Open Registry Editor, find Hkey_classes_rootdirectoryshell, then select it, click the right mouse button, create a new primary key, named "DOS", and then select the new primary key, on the right double-click the default string value, in the pop-up dialog box, enter " Browse here with a DOS window, then select the new primary key, then create a primary key, named "command", select the "command" primary key, modify the default value of "Cmd.exe/k ' CD%l '".
2) Check: In any folder on the right mouse button, you can see in the pop-up menu "with a DOS window to browse here", choose to use the DOS window to browse here, press the left mouse button, see No, the DOS window bounced out!
21, modify the system ID number (ID number in the WinXP is very important)
We can see a bunch of numbers, such as 55661-005-0809362-22169 and so on, under the General tab of the System properties. This is the ID number. Genuine WinXP each set of ID number is not the same (should be guessed my purpose?) ), can we revise it? Of course (nonsense!) There is no need to write this article if it is not possible. Come with me and look at my skills!
1 The ID number is stored in the registration form. Mainly placed under these several key values:
The above 4 places is in the registry to hold the key value of the ID, modify the time to modify at the same time, and then look at the system properties of the general label, so as not to modify the failure, resulting in ID restore.
22, modify the version number:
There is an internal version number on Windows (the official version is: 2600.xpclient.010817-1148), this version number is also stored in the registry, the specific location is Hkey_local_ Machinesoftwaremicrosoftwindows Ntcurrentversion, which records with a string, modifies the version number of your XP by modifying the string named Buildlab.
23. Delete files to hidden trash bins
The default location for Windows XP trash is in the lower-right corner of the desktop, above the bottom system tray. If a user opens more than one window, it blocks the trash bin, allowing the user to drag files and folders to the Trash. To this end, Microsoft has made a very user-friendly design, when the user dragged a batch of files and moved to the lower right corner of the desktop, the user can drag the mouse and move all files to a blank area of the bottom of the desktop taskbar, and stay there for a few seconds, when all open windows will be automatically minimized, allowing the user to drag files to the bin. In addition, no matter how many open windows are maximized, the user can perform the above actions to minimize the effects of all windows.
24, the music catalogue picture free to set
Windows XP offers many more advanced management features on previous Windows operating systems, including a picture book builder, which automatically places album cover pictures in the user's corresponding saved music folder (which is typically Microsoft's WMA format file). Although this feature is very convenient, there are some problems. For example, if some users have previously transcribed some music CDs into MP3 format and saved them on a hard drive, although users can download the CD cover page from some music sites such as ' www.cdnow.com ' and ' www.amguide.com ', However, users can only add these cover pages to each music folder manually one by one. This will take a long time, and once the user has reinstalled the operating system, it has to repeat the complex operation.
How to solve this problem? It's not really complicated, when a user downloads a music album cover picture, save the picture file name as ' folder.jpg ' and put it in the appropriate music folder so that Windows XP automatically defaults to the folder's thumbnail image, and if the user uses media Player For Windows XP (MPXP) player to play a music file, the system also automatically displays the album cover picture. After this operation, even if the user later reinstall the operating system is not a problem.
In addition, if the user has a need, you can save the mentioned ' Folder.jpg ' file and save a smaller picture file named ' Albumartsmall.jpg ', which is beneficial if the user plays the music file using the MPXP player, But the player's window is less than X 200 pixels, the player can directly display this small picture, otherwise the player needs to "folder.jpg" processing, adjust its size in order to display in the smaller window, which will naturally have a certain impact on the speed of file calls.
25, easy to defragment the hard disk
When a computer is used for a period of time, the hard disk produces a lot of file fragmentation, and the user needs to periodically call the Disk Defragmenter cleanup. To do this, here is a way to make it easier for you to call the defragment program.
The user uses Notepad to edit a registry import file named ' Context_defrag.inf ' and enter the following in the file:
; Context_defrag. Inf
; Adds Defrag to the right click context menu in Windows XP
When you finish editing, right-click the file and choose Install, which adds a text menu to the Windows XP operating system after you install it. The user needs to defragment the hard drive, open "My Computer", with the right mouse click to select the hard disk that needs to be sorted, choose ' Defrag ' from the pop-up text menu, then the system will automatically call the built-in ' Defrag.exe ' program to defragment the hard drive.
If the user needs to remove the information that is installed to the system registry, edit it using the Regedit.exe Registry Editor, specifically to find the ' Hkey_classes_rootdriveshell ' directory entry and delete the ' defrag ' folder. Finally, close the Registry Editor.
26, clear the shared folder
Windows XP operating system A more unfriendly user interface is to display all the shared folders in the upper part of the My Computer window, and if the user has more shared folders set up, a lot of the shared folder information is listed whenever the My Computer window is opened. How do I delete this information display? Use Registry Editor and look for this primary key ' HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer my Computer NameSpace Delegatefolders ', there is a secondary key named {59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-5595fe6b30ee} under the primary key, which removes the shared folder information by removing the key. The above changes will take effect without a reboot
27. Display Share Settings tab
Users in the Windows 2000 operating system are very handy when setting shared properties for a folder, and you can see the Shared Settings tab by simply right-clicking the folder and selecting Properties. When you set up folder sharing on Windows XP systems, you are more complex, and users cannot see the Shared Settings tab through the above actions. The specific modifications are as follows: Open the tools in My Computer, select folder Properties, bring up the View tab, and scroll to the bottom of the Advanced Settings section to cancel the selection before ' Use Simple File sharing (recommended) '. Also, if the ' Mickey Mouse ' item is also selected in the options bar, it is canceled. After this modification, the user can easily modify the folder properties like using Windows 20,001.
28. Call System Sound Scheme
Windows XP provides a better sound scheme than the previous Windows operating system, but the system does not invoke the scheme by default. In order to activate the program, we need to do the following: Open Control Panel, select the sound, voice, audio Devices item, find the "Modify Sound scheme" task bar, select "Windows Default" in the Open dialog box, and the system prompts the user to save the previous sound scheme settings. Users can select "No" and click "Confirm" to complete the modification
29, speed up the Start menu display
The Windows XP system default Start menu displays slowly, but the user can edit the registration key value to speed up the display by opening the Registry Editor and looking for ' HKEY_CURRENT_USER control Panel Desktop Menushowdelay ' Primary key, the system defaults to 400, the user can according to their preferences appropriate to reduce the key value, the minimum can be set to "0". If this method is not valid, select Show properties from Control Panel, select Advanced in Display effects, and cancel the selection of the ' Show menu Shadow ' item so that the Start menu display can be speeded up.
30, let the welcome window more Clear
The display of the Windows XP system has been greatly improved, largely based on its use of a clear technology called ' ClearType ', which specifically allows users with laptops and flat-panel displays to experience different effects from previous systems when running Windows XP operating systems. However, because the clarity effect is not invoked until Windows is started, the Welcome window during system startup still fails to achieve this effect. To make the welcome window clearer, users can modify it using Registry Editor to find these two primary keys
' (Default user) HKEY_USERS. Default Control Panel Desktop fontsmoothing
(String Value) ' and ' HKEY_USERS. Default Control Panel Desktop Fontsmoothingtype
(hexadecimal DWORD value) ', modify the key value to ' 2 ', so that you can achieve a clear display effect.
31. Disable automatic call to ' Windows Messenger ' at startup
To promote Microsoft's Instant chat program ' Windows Messenger ', the default setting for the Windows XP operating system is to call the program when the system starts. But if you are not accustomed to using the program, you can do so by deleting the ' hkey_current_usersoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionrunmsmsgs ' key.
32. Display "Hibernate" In the Shutdown dialog box
The default setting for Windows XP is the option to leave the system dormant in the Shutdown dialog box, and the option to display it is very simple, and when the Shutdown dialog box appears, the user can press the ' SHIFT ' key while the Hibernate option appears.
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