1. The startup item is the program that the system will run on the front end or back end when the system is started. Generally, we mainly talk about the startup item of the Windows system computer.
There are two methods to set the boot item:First, enable/disable startup in the system, and second, set whether to enable startup through the software itself.
2. If all the boot items are blocked, the system startup will not be affected, but some programs may not run automatically and need to be started manually.
The following describes how to block startup items in different systems, and which ones are not recommended.
Method 1: call the "system configuration utility" function under the system to enable/disable the startup item:
Windows XP:
1. Click Start-run, enter "msconfig", and click OK, as shown in the figure:
2. In the pop-up system configuration utility interface, click "Start" to retain the startup items of the ctfmon input method. Other items can be blocked and the startup items to be blocked, remove the check box from the previous check box. After testing, the instance can be started properly, as shown in the following figure:
Note: The ctfmon startup item is an input method option and is not recommended to be blocked. Otherwise, you must adjust the advanced text service in the control panel-region and language to use the input method normally;
Windows 7:
1. In the system, press Win + R and enter "msconfig" and click "OK", as shown in the figure:
Or click Start, enter msconfig in the search box, and press enter to bring up the "system configuration" interface, as shown in the figure:
2. On the system configuration page, click "Start" and click "disable all" to disable all startup items, as shown in the following figure:
The startup items in this section are common examples: Realtek high definition audio manager is a program in the control panel, which can be used to set functions such as speakers and microphones, and usb3.0 monitoring, it is the USB interface under win7 that requires USB driver support. We do not recommend blocking it;
Windows 8/8. 1/10:
1. Press the Windows key + R key on the system disk to bring up the running Window, enter "msconfig", and press enter, as shown in the figure:
Or press the Windows key + X on the keyboard, click Run, enter "msconfig", and press enter to bring up the system settings interface, as shown in the figure:
2. In the pop-up system configuration interface, click start, and then click the "open task manager" option, as shown in the figure:
3. On the Task Manager page that appears, click "Start". You can click any option and then click "disable" to disable all the startup items, as shown in the following figure:
Tip: The items of startup items vary in different system environments. If you do not know the specific function options, we recommend that you do not block them for the moment. You can contact the after-sales hotline for help, for example: Yes. we recommend that you do not block the startup items with extensions such as dll.
Method 2: enable the software
Take QQ software as an example. On the QQ system settings page, you can see "automatically start QQ at startup" on the right side of the logon page. If you do not need to start automatically at startup, remove this check box, as shown in the figure:
If other software has a system setting function, you can also find out whether the function is automatically started upon startup.
Method 3: enable or disable the startup item settings of third-party software
1. Take 360 security guard as an example. After installing 360 security guard, open this program and click "optimize acceleration", as shown in the figure:
2. Click the "startup item" option in the lower right corner, as shown in the figure:
3. Depending on your needs, you can click the "disable startup" option under the startup items list to block the startup items, as shown in the figure:
Some common startup items:
Startup item of KingsoftAntiVirus Kingsoft drug overlord;
McAfeeVirusScanService coffee antivirus software
MsmsgsWindowsMessenger
Popproxy rising firewall
RavTimer anti-virus software
