Windows optimization Master Desktop Menu optimization method

When our computer is used for a long time, it will be found that the computer is running more and more slowly, many people will use a variety of software to optimize the computer. But forget a little, in fact, the Desktop menu optimization, the computer will also become faster.

1. Automatically restart the interface when the Windows user interface or the component in it is abnormal. This option is available only when Windows tuning Master runs under Windows2000/xp/2003/vista. Check this to make the Windows user interface automatically reload when an error occurs in the Windows user interface or one of its components, which is recommended for selection.

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After the modification is complete, click on "Optimize" and save.

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Setup Wizard:

Click the Setup Wizard to help you complete the optimization settings for your desktop menu.

Go to the Desktop Optimization Wizard and click Next to start the desktop optimization settings.

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You can make a choice depending on how you use your computer, choose best Appearance settings, or choose the highest performance setting, and click Next

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Optimization Master According to your previous step of choice, automatically generate the best optimization plan, click "Next"

Before the desktop optimization is complete, the optimizer will prompt you for "desktop optimization" and click "Finish"

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Finally, you are prompted to reboot the desktop in order to be effective, click "OK", otherwise you need to start the system the next time to take effect, click "Cancel".

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Rebuild icon:

Windows Optimizer will rebuild icon cache and click "Rebuild Icon"

Pop-up balloon, you can do the "rebuild icon" operation, you can also cancel the operation.

Reboot DWH:

This feature can only be used under Windows Vista systems.

1. Enable DWM effects on computers that do not support desktop Forms Manager (DWM).

Windows Vista brings us a new Desktop Window Manager (DWM), through which we can implement many form effects. However, Windows Vista automatically detects whether the user's machine meets DWM requirements (for example, whether the video card supports DirectX 9, and so on) to determine whether to turn on the DWM effect. Check this to let vista not automatically detect whether the system supports DWM to open its special effects.

Note: Check this, because forced to open special effects will cost a certain amount of system resources, it may lead to system performance degradation and other undesirable consequences. Wopti does not recommend that the user select this item.

2, close the Desktop Forms Manager (DWM) Elongated form button style.

Windows Vista via DWM provides us with two form button styles, elongated (elonggated) and plain, which, when checked, will turn off the elongated style.

3, close the Desktop Forms Manager (DWM) Form animation effects.

Check this to close and Windows Vista provides animated effects via DWM, such as form maximization or minimization.

4, restart DWM. The options associated with DWM need to be restarted before DWM can take effect.

Note: After the DWM setting, the user can click the reboot DWM to take effect immediately.

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Recovery:

Restore desktop optimization settings to Windows default settings and click "Restore"

Pop-up prompts, if you want to revert to the Windows default settings, click "OK", otherwise click "Cancel"

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Many times, the optimization of the menu speed gives us the most obvious feeling.

2, Start menu speed optimization can speed up the Start menu, it is recommended in the adjustment bar to adjust the item to the fastest speed.

3, the menu running speed optimization can speed up the operation of all menus, it is recommended in the adjustment bar to adjust the item to the fastest speed.

4, the desktop Icon cache optimization can improve the display speed of the desktop icon, this option is to set the system to store the icon cache the maximum size of disk space consumption. Windows allows for an adjustment range of 100kb-to 4096KB, the system defaults to 500KB, and it is recommended that the value be adjusted to 2000KB if the user's desktop icon is often confused. When you enter the page, the Windows Optimizer Master is able to detect the size of the icon cache that is already in use by the current system, and it is recommended that the user adjust the icon cache to not lower than the icon cache already in use.

5, reconstruction icon cache. To speed up the display, the Windows system will put an icon of all installed applications in the cached file, but when the application has been removed, the Windows system does not remove the icon for that application in the icon cache file. This feature helps you reduce the size of the icon cache file, and it is recommended to use this feature when the icon appears to be slow and the icon appears cluttered.

6, turn off the Start menu animation effect. Recommended selection. Note: Windows Vista Master of Windows optimization This item is merged into item 11th.

7, turn off smooth scrolling effect. Recommended selection. Note: Windows Vista Windows Optimizer does not provide this option.

8, speed up the Windows refresh rate. This entry is actually for Windows to have an automatic refresh feature. Recommended selection. Note: Windows Vista Windows Optimizer does not provide this option.

9, MS Office 2000 smooth scrolling. For systems that do not have MS Office 2000 installed, the entry is not optional (gray). Users with MS Office 2000 are installed and can select this item to optimize for MS Office 2000. Since the new version of Office has been introduced, Windows2000/xp/2003/vista has canceled the project and replaced it with the 9th item below.

10, prohibit the system to record the running of the program, the use of the path and used documents. Selecting this will prevent the system from logging program runs, directory traces, and messages that are open to the document, further enhancing system performance. It is recommended that you manually select this item and optimize it.

11, let Windows use the traditional style of the Start menu and desktop to save resource overhead. This option is valid for Windowsxp/vista systems. Selecting this option disables the Start menu and desktop for Xp/vista's own unique style, and uses a traditional style like Windows2000 to start menus and desktops. It is recommended that users who are accustomed to traditional styles choose this item.

12. Turn off the Start menu animation effect will turn off the "Click here to start" animation tips. Recommended selection. Note: Windows Vista master Windows optimizer because the item is merged into item 5th, this item is displayed as "Turn off menu effects and animation prompts" when Windows Optimizer master runs in Vista.

13, turn off the animation display window, menus and lists and other visual effects. The functional description of this option is as follows:

(1), for Windows 9x,windows Optimization Master will turn off the animated display window, menu and list;

(2), for Windows 2000,windows optimization master, in addition to turning off Animation display window, menu and list, will also turn off the visual effects of fading;

(3) for Windows Xp/2003/vista,windows optimization master, in addition to turning off animated display windows, menus and lists, and fading visual effects, the menu shadow effect is turned off and the form content is displayed when you drag. It is strongly recommended that you choose this item to save valuable system resources.

14. Create an independent process for desktop and explorer when starting the system. By default, Windows creates a multithreaded Explorer process (which includes the desktop, taskbar, and so on) so that when one of these crashes causes all other threads to crash, selecting this will create separate processes for the desktop, taskbar, and so on. Note: For windows9x users, selecting this item will automatically open a "My Computer" window each time the system is turned on, and it is recommended that the Windows9x user not select this item. Windows2000/xp/2003/vista users can select this item to further improve the stability of the system.