Everyone in the daily computer application process, often encounter a variety of problems. However, some problems are not caused by such a problem in our own computer, but the inconvenience caused by some settings is not correct. Although it's not a big deal, if you don't know how to change the settings, the problem is still a headache. The setting is not sick, but it is annoying but terrible. The author has collected some common skills that the author thinks are more representative, and I hope to help everyone.
1, about the "script error" prompt.
I often encounter "script error" prompts when I go online or open a program. The reason is that the browser used by the visitor cannot fully support the script in the page. In this case, the system will pop up a script running error warning window, although it does not affect the browsing of the web page, but this warning window is annoying. To completely close the warning window, you can select "Internet Options" in the browser's "Tools" menu, then click the "Advanced" page, in the "Settings" in the "Prohibit Script Debugging" check box can be canceled . 2, let Google only search Chinese web pages by default.
When searching for jobs with Google, the search scope selected by default is "Search all sites." In fact, most people do not need to search for websites and web pages in other languages. Just search for Simplified Chinese web pages. Therefore, each time after typing the keyword, before clicking the "Google Search" button, you must also click the "Search Simplified Chinese Web Page" below, which is very inconvenient. In fact, there are ways to let Google search only for Simplified Chinese webpages by default: open the www.google.com page, then click "Preferences" on the right side of the keyword box, and click "Search only" in the subsequent "Preferences" page. Pages written in the following languages: (multiple choices)", then select the "Simplified Chinese" checkbox in the language below. Then click the "Save Preferences" button and then press "OK". When you use Google in the future, "Search Simplified Chinese Web Pages" becomes the default option. 3. Remove the Win98 login box.
After Win98 is about to be installed, the system will come out with a user login window after rebooting. If the password is lost at that time, then every time the computer starts, it will pop out of this login box to let you lose the password. In fact, before the key values in the registry are changed, the login box is virtually empty. Anyone who presses the "Esc" button can successfully enter the system. Therefore, if it is a single user, you can completely remove this login box to speed up your boot. Maybe you still don't know how to remove the login box. Every time you turn it on, it will bother you once, depressed? In fact, as long as this is the case, the trouble can be lifted immediately. Open the "Control Panel", double-click "Network", select the "Configuration" tab in the "Network" page that appears, change the "Main Network Login" from "Microsoft Network User" to "Windows Login" and press the "OK" button. Exit; go to "Control Panel" to open "Password", click the "User Profile" tab on the "Password Properties" page, select "All users on this computer use the same preferences and desktop configuration" and then press " Ok" button to exit. After the computer restarts, you will see the system go directly to the desktop. 4, reduce the disk scan waiting time.
We know that after an abnormal shutdown, rebooting the system will perform a disk scan by default. In the Win98 operating system, disk scanning can be controlled by modifying the Msdos.sys file. In the Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems, although the disk scan is automatically performed, it takes 10 seconds before the scan to wait for the user to select the scan. I think most computer users will perform a disk scan by default. This part of the waiting time is superfluous. If there are more partitions, the time will be longer. To reduce the wait time for disk scans, we can do this by entering a command at the command prompt. To have the system scan the disk directly, just set the disk scan wait time for the C drive to 0 by typing "chkntfs /t:0" at the C:\\ prompt and pressing the Enter key. (not including quotes). For the same reason, set the scan waiting time for disks such as D disk and E disk, and type "chkntfs /t:0" under the respective drive letter. The 0 in the command is the number of seconds of waiting time. You can set the length of each zone scan waiting time according to your own needs. 5. Reduce the number of scroll bars when booting.
According to the author's observation, under normal circumstances, when the settings are not modified, the scrolling times of the Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems are slightly more than 5 times. This is also unforgivable for me and other computer fans who are cherishing the time. Just edit the following text file with a text editor: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Session Manager\\Memory Management\\PrefetchParameters] "VideoInitTime"=dword:0000033c "EnablePrefetcher"=dword:00000001 "AppLaunchMaxNumPages" =dword:00000fa0 "AppLaunchMaxNumSections"=dword:000000aa "AppLaunchTimerPeriod"=hex:80,69,67,ff,ff,ff,ff,ff "BootMaxNumPages"=dword:0001f400 "BootMaxNumSections"=dword:00000ff0 "BootTimerPeriod"= Hex:00,f2,d8,f8,ff,ff,ff,ff "MaxNumActiveTraces"=dword:00000008 "MaxNumSavedTraces"=dword:00000008 "RootDirPath"="Prefetch" "HostingAppList"="DLLHOST.EXE,MMC.EXE , RUNDLL32.EXE" Then save the text file as a registry file and import it into the system to reduce the number of scrolling scrolls (note that in the above text, the first line of Windows Registr There must be a blank line below y Editor Version 5.00). The system will take effect after the system restarts, and the scroll bar will be reduced to a little more than one time. 6, reduce the size of the ghost image file.
The ghost image file of the system is an important means for us to keep the system intact. However, the ghost image file is relatively large. For some small hard disk users who are 4.3G in total and divided into three areas, it is a big fat man. To reduce the size of the ghost image file, delete all the files in the Windows\\Temp folder before the ghost image file is generated. You can also use the system cleaning software to clean up the junk files. Before entering the DOS state to do the ghost image file, the Win386.swp file in the Windows folder can be deleted for the Win98 operating system; the WinME operating system can delete the _RESTORE folder and its contents under the C disk. When performing the ghost operation, choose to use compression to effectively reduce the size of the ghost image file.