Regarding the cleaning of Windows systems, although there are many ways to do it online, you can just do a few simple things.
1. Regularly organize the hard drive
Severe hard disk fragmentation can significantly reduce your computer's response speed. So you need to clean the disk regularly. Disk cleaning is very simple. First, click "Start", point to "All Programs", point to "Accessories", then click "System Tools", and then click "Disk Cleanup". If you have multiple drives, you are prompted to specify the drive to clean.
2. Regularly clean the Windows registry
Prevent registry junk from using tools like Registry First Aid. Don't use Outlook Express, it stores spam filters in the registry. There are many registry cleaning tools online. The author recommends two registry vacuum cleaners and RegClear to you. But one thing is that you must back up the registry before cleaning.
3. Don't use the "administrator" account to log in as much as possible
Don't always log in with your "administrator" account, especially when copying files from the outside to your PC. If you just log in with a user with normal permissions, most malware will not succeed. Creating a restricted account is very simple, so there is no need to introduce it one by one. You can create it under the "User Account" in the control panel.
4. Be careful about what you installed
Many "free" tools come with spy programs and are difficult to kill. Use the software name you want to install and "spyware" as keywords, search online, and do not install it if you find any spyware reports.
5. Keep antivirus and anti-spyware updated
Malware often creates garbage in the registry, starts unnecessary Windows services, does a lot of things that reduce system performance, and even causes the system to not work at all.
1. Regularly organize the hard drive
Severe hard disk fragmentation can significantly reduce your computer's response speed. So you need to clean the disk regularly. Disk cleaning is very simple. First, click "Start", point to "All Programs", point to "Accessories", then click "System Tools", and then click "Disk Cleanup". If you have multiple drives, you are prompted to specify the drive to clean.
2. Regularly clean the Windows registry
Prevent registry junk from using tools like Registry First Aid. Don't use Outlook Express, it stores spam filters in the registry. There are many registry cleaning tools online. The author recommends two registry vacuum cleaners and RegClear to you. But one thing is that you must back up the registry before cleaning.
3. Don't use the "administrator" account to log in as much as possible
Don't always log in with your "administrator" account, especially when copying files from the outside to your PC. If you just log in with a user with normal permissions, most malware will not succeed. Creating a restricted account is very simple, so there is no need to introduce it one by one. You can create it under the "User Account" in the control panel.
4. Be careful about what you installed
Many "free" tools come with spy programs and are difficult to kill. Use the software name you want to install and "spyware" as keywords, search online, and do not install it if you find any spyware reports.
5. Keep antivirus and anti-spyware updated
Malware often creates garbage in the registry, starts unnecessary Windows services, does a lot of things that reduce system performance, and even causes the system to not work at all.