How to Use 7.0 m memory Windows XP + Kaspersky single-host software (1)

Bkjia.com comprehensive report] If you are a 7.0 m memory Windows XP system, how can you install Kaspersky single-host Edition Software? The answer is that as long as you carefully configure your options, you can still use the Kaspersky 7.0 stand-alone software normally. Below we will specifically optimize WindowsXP and Kaspersky 7.0 stand-alone edition.

Windows XP Optimization

First, we need to start with the "Auto Update" function of XP. "Auto Update" is a new function launched by Windows XP to facilitate the user to upgrade the system, this feature can automatically remind users to upgrade their systems when Microsoft releases system updates or system security patches. However, this feature requires users to always be online, but for us, this requirement is not harsh, So we turn off the "Automatic Upgrade" function and change it to "manual upgrade ".

The specific operations are as follows:

Step 1. Right-click "my computer", click Properties, click "Auto Update", and select "Disable auto update" in the "Notification Settings" column. I will update the computer manually.

Step 2: Let's start with the "System Restoration" function. The system restoration function is a very imaginative idea of Microsoft. It does not play a major role for users, so we decided to disable it to save memory.
Operation: Right-click my computer and click Properties. The System Properties dialog box is displayed. Click System Restore and check the option "Disable System Restore on All Drives.

Step 3: Disable the Remote Desktop function. One feature of this function is to allow others to access your desktop on another machine. This function is useful in LAN. For example, if you have a problem, you can ask a colleague for help. Instead of getting to you, you can directly access your machine through remote desktop to help you solve the problem. However, this function is redundant for ordinary users who only have one computer, so we turn it off to save memory.

Step 4: Disable the "Automatic sending error" function. You must have experienced this in Windows XP. Once a program is terminated abnormally, the system automatically jumps out of a dialog box asking if you want to send the error to Microsoft. This is the "auto send error" function in XP, so we should turn this function off without hesitation. Right-click "my computer", click Properties, click "advanced"> "Error Report", and select "Disable Error Report.

Step 5: Disable the effect that is not needed in the "visual effect". The operating interface of Windows XP is indeed very nice. The good-looking result is at the cost of consuming a large amount of memory, in terms of speed and beauty, we prefer to select the former, right-click "my computer", click Properties, and click "advanced". In the "performance" column, click "Settings" and "Visual Effects". Here, all the special appearance settings are disabled, and we can save a huge amount of memory.

Step 6: Disable redundant services. Windows XP and Windows 2000 can be used as http servers, email servers, and ftp servers. Therefore, many services are started whenever Windows XP is started, there are a lot of services that are useless to common users, so turning them off is a good choice.