Modify BIOS configurations to make Windows 7 run faster and smoother

Like Windows XP, many users are trying to improve the running speed of Windows 7. A common solution is to optimize system services and remove some dispensable system services, in addition, the resource manager menu is optimized. In addition, there are some "rare remedies", which are said to be able to speed Windows 7 up to a factor.

 

If you want to try the essentials shared in this article to make your Windows 7 system run faster, you must first ensure that your motherboard supports AHCI.

If your motherboard supports AHCI, enter Bios configuration before installing Windows 7, and adjust the default IDE in SATA controller Mode to AHCI in Advanced options.

Note that the Bios may be different for different boards. Please find the corresponding item during configuration.

The Essentials of this article are delivered by some netizens. According to feedback from netizens, in the actual application process, "The running speed of the Windows 7 system can be improved", but I did not perform more tests. If you can use this method, please identify it by yourself.

What is AHCI?

AHCI, short for Serial ATA Advanced Host Controller Interface (Serial ATA Advanced Control Interface), is an Interface standard jointly developed by multiple companies under the guidance of Intel. In AHCI, Intel introduced the NCQ (Native Command Queue) function and hot swapping skills. After receiving a read/write command, a hard drive supporting NCQ will re-sort the access address according to the command to reduce the read time and make data transmission more efficient.

For more optimized configurations, you can use Windows 7 optimization masters and cube to complete