Windows XP Optimization Guide

Prepare before





before you start, make sure to log on to the operating system as an administrator, because there are a number of options that are not available for normal users. Next, activate the clear font (http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/16442.html ">cleartype"), ClearType make the text of the desktop look more readable and legible- This is especially important for laptops or flat panel display users, see the ClearType (clear font) before and after effect contrast chart:

Turn off clear fonts ClearType

Open a clear font ClearType

to activate ClearType, open the display properties of the Control Panel, click the Appearances tab, and then click Effects ... （... effect) button, the following dialog box will pop up (as the author uses the English version, involving the Windows interface of the east, the following are written in English and brackets in the Chinese meaning of the way):

on the hook "use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts ... (Smooth the edge of the screen font in the following ways) "and select" ClearType (Clear Font) "In the Drop-down menu, then click OK to apply the button.





effect better? Here we look at other optimizations!

Good mile ... Let's take a look at some basic optimizations. Some of these are optimized settings on previous versions, such as Windows Windows, and are also valid in XP, all of which are tested in the Windows XP Professional version-most of them are equally valid in the XP Home Edition. Some optimizations have been renamed in the Home Edition.

Optimize a--msconfig

Most friends should be familiar with Msconfig, a system-built Windows Setup tool. Click the Start menu, select "Run", and then enter "msconfig" in the input box. We're going to start with the "Startup" tab and click on it to see the interface:

This tab shows all the programs that run when Windows starts. Here is not a program for Windows is life and death, so feel free to boldly to remove. The figure can be seen, the author put Ndetect (ICQ startup program) and Winampa (that is, MP3 player Winamp). After the partial tick is removed, Windows will start faster, while idle system resources will be more.

Optimization two-Other startup optimizations

With the previous optimizations, let's go deeper into the other startup items. Click Start again--> run, in the input box, typing "services.msc", enter the following pop-up window: