windows 7 slow startup fix

Kaspersky is an anti-virus software that sometimes makes the computer feel slow when it is started. Next I will introduce how to set Kaspersky delayed startup in windows7. Let's start the computer first and then start it again. Kabbah is getting slower and slower. So there is no way. It can only be delayed. That is, start the computer and then start Kabbah. Is this safe? I think it is safe. Because when

1. In the Windows 7 interface click on the lower left corner of the Start menu, find inside the run, click Open, and then in the Run box input "msconfig", Pop-up System Configuration dialog box; 2. In our system configuration to switch to boot, you will see a lot of computer startup items shown in the following figure are all the name of the application;

We are on the system desktop We Press "Windows + R" To open the Run box, as shown below Then we will enter the "control userpasswords2" on it; The user account (useraccounts) window in Windows 7 automatically pops up. Then we remove the "to use this computer, you must enter a username and password" checkbox, as shown in the following figure! C

The first step, the specific location is the startup option in the Start menu On the hard disk location is: c:documents andsettingsadministrator "Start" menu program to start; The location in the registry is: Hkey_current_usersoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionrun Step Two, Msconfig Msconfig is the System Configuration Utility in the Windows system, which is wide enough to include: System.ini, Win.i

As we know, Windows has its own Startup folder, which is the most common startup item, but a lot of people have little attention to checking it carefully. If the program is loaded into this folder, the system will automatically load the appropriate program, and because it is exposed, it is very easy to be external factors change. One, the specific location is th

The hard disk is brand new. XP is installed first, and Ubuntu is installed. Now grub is taken as the boot device. Then, enter DOS, type fdisk/mbr, hand the boot to XP, and modify boot. ini points to the grub4dos of drive C, and then the/boot/grub/menu of Ubuntu. copy the lst to C: \, so that the Windows XP and Ubuntu dual-boot (ntldr directs grub4dos, and grub4dos directs Ubuntu) is not difficult. It is mainly shown below, Vist The hard disk is brand

Environment Description: In the corporate domain environment, the administrator has customized the startup script to publish through the user policy. When domain users log in, the hope is to map various shares to local, so that users can be fool-like to use. Problem Description: Part of the Win7 and WIN8 system, when a domain user logs on, turning on my computer cannot discover the mapped disk. However, the mapping disk can be discovered by logg

. After the computer is restarted, you can see the familiar Ubuntu boot interface, enter the Ubuntu system, and open the terminal input. Sudo Update-grub Wait for a moment to display the following information: Generating grub. cfg...Found Linux image:/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.31-20-genericFound initrd image:/boot/initrd. img-2.6.31-20-genericFound memtest86 + image:/boot/memtest86 +. BinFound Windows Vista (loader) on/dev/sda1Found

Workaround: Boot into the BIOS, change interface combination, that is, the type of interface of the hard disk, changed from default raid to AHCI, save, reboot, all normal. Event procedure: Today, the boot into the Win7, in the start Windows suddenly encounter a blue screen, the above a pile of English prompts I said is recently installed hardware or software, so I took out the CD-ROM, wireless mouse receiver unplug, restart, the same as. Because I

Windows 7 32-bit Download the zip version of XAMPP. Apache cannot be started. It is stopped after the running mark is temporarily displayed. The log shows warning: Terminating worker Thread 0. View log information [Notice] Apache/2.2.14 (win32) Dav/2 mod_autoindex_color PHP/5.3.1 mod_apreq2-20090110/2.7.1 mod_perl/2.0.4 PERL/v5.10.1 configured -- resuming normal operations[Notice] server built: Nov 11