How does the computer run very card?

Messenger is commonly known as Messenger service, this is a dangerous and annoying service, messenger service is basically used in enterprise network management, but spam and spam advertising vendors, also often use the service to publish pop-up ads, which affect the computer running.

How does the computer run very card to do?

Tools

1, Windows XP (personally think XP system is the most efficient system in the current system.) Win7 only has some extra small features and gorgeous interface, it can only attract beginners. )

2, the IP Modification tool, the Task bar time Enhancement tool and so on.

System Self-Manage

1, on the boot when we generally have to surf the internet, the broadband set for automatic connection, save effort. In the Control Panel, select Network Connections.

2, the right mouse button point "broadband Connection" icon, select "Properties."

3, in the pop-up dialog box, the options bar, the "dialing options" in the hook off.

4, point "start"-"All Programs" left mouse button Double-click the "Start" button.

5, the "Broadband connection" icon with the right mouse button dragged into the "Start" column.

6, the right point of my computer. Click Properties.

7, in the System Properties column, select Advanced-Performance-settings.

8, in the pop-up "performance options" only leave "use visual style on Windows and buttons" and "Use shadow on Desktop for icon label". It would be too ugly if you would just hook up the two types of choices.

9, or in the Performance options, select Advanced-Change.

10, the virtual memory into the non-C disk. Enter the value after the point "settings". It is recommended that you set the initial size and maximum value to 1.5-3 times times your physical memory.

11. In System properties, turn off automatic Updates.

12. In System properties, turn off remote control.

13, next to do a protective eye options. Right-click Properties on the desktop.

14. In the Display Properties dialog box, select Advanced.

15, in the advanced appearance of the Project option, select Window.

16, in the Window option, select Color.

17, click "Other". We want to customize the color.

18, change the hue of the option to 85, saturation 123, brightness 205. Click "Add to Custom Color".

19, click on the left of the "OK" button.

20, in the Advanced Appearance option, select OK.

21, then in "Display Properties", click "OK".

22, a little wait, red bean paste window background formation. It is said that this color is the least harmful to the eye.

23, in the "Control Panel" midpoint "Management tools."

24, in the "management tool" midpoint "service".

25, the unnecessary service is prohibited. such as the Automatic Update service for Windows.

26, and then click the "Stop" button.

27, click "Start" menu, point "Run".

28. In the dialog box, enter "drwtsn32" carriage return.

29, the "option" hook all off.

Software Assistant Method

1, download and run the "IP modification tool."

2, in the pop-up dialog box, point you use the service network. I choose "Telecom" in the "Hebei".

3, in the pop-up dialog box, the IP address fill in: 192.168.1.X (X can be any number of decimal digits, etc.)

4, click the "Execute" button. All right, Setup is complete.

5, download 360 security guards.

6, the loophole can be repaired. Other security options are not necessary.

Unnecessary services in systems that need to be disabled

1. NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing

Allows authorized users to access each other on the network via NetMeeting. This service is not very useful for most individual users, and the opening of the service also poses a security issue because it sends the user name in clear text to the client connecting it, and the hacker's sniffer program can easily detect the account information.

2. Universal Plug and Play Device Host

This service provides support for Universal Plug and Play devices. There is a security vulnerability to this service, and the computer running the service is vulnerable to attack. An attacker who sends a bogus UDP packet to a network with multiple Windows XP systems could cause these Windows XP hosts to attack the specified host (DDoS). In addition, if you send a UDP packet to the system 1900 port, so that the address of the "Location" field points to the Chargen port of another system, it can cause the system to fall into a dead loop, consuming all of the system's resources (which need to be manually turned on when you install the hardware).

3. Messenger

Commonly known as the Messenger service, computer users can use it for data exchange within a local area network (transmission of net send and Alerter service messages between client and server, which is not related to Windows Messenger.) If the service is stopped, the Alerter message will not be transmitted. This is a dangerous and annoying service, the Messenger service is basically used in enterprise network management, but spam and spam advertising vendors, also often use the service to publish pop-up ads, titled "Messenger Service." And the service is vulnerable, msblast and slammer viruses are used for rapid transmission.

4. Terminal Services

Allows multiple users to connect and control a machine and display the desktop and application on a remote computer. If you do not use the remote control feature of Windows XP, you can disable it.

5. Remote Registry

Enables remote users to modify registry settings on this computer. The registry can be said to be the core of the system, the general user does not recommend their own changes, not to mention to allow others to remotely modify, so this service is extremely dangerous.

6. Fast User Switching compatibility

Provide management for applications that require assistance under multiple users. Windows XP allows for fast switching between multiple users on a single computer. But this feature has a loophole, when you click "Start → logout → fast switch", in the traditional login mode to repeatedly enter a user name to log in, the system will be considered to be brute force, and locked all the Non-administrator account. If you do not use it frequently, you can disable the service. or cancel "Use Fast User Switching" in the control Panel → user account → change user logon or Logoff mode.

7. Telnet

Allows remote users to log on to this computer and run programs, and supports a variety of TCP/IP Telnet clients, including unix-based and Windows based computers. Another dangerous service, if launched, remote users can log in, access the local program, or even use it to modify your ADSL modem and other network settings. Unless you are a network professional or the computer is not used as a server, you must prohibit it.

8. Performance Logs and Alerts

Collects performance data for a local or remote computer based on preconfigured schedule parameters, and then writes this data to the log or triggers an alert. To prevent data from being searched by remote computers, it is strongly prohibited.

9. Remote Desktop Help Session Manager

If this service is terminated, Remote Assistance will not be available.

10.TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper

NetBIOS is often used for attacks under win 9X, and can be disabled for users who do not need file and print sharing.