Windows 7 optimization software must be used with caution

After the release of Windows 7, a large number of optimization software came into being, and it caused a problem. Do you need these optimization software in the Windows 7 era? We do not deny the value of optimizing software, but we must use it with caution in some respects.

The principle of optimization

Starting from the optimization software of Windows 98 era, the essence of these optimization software is to put together many options for manually setting the required registry and group policy. It is directly available to everyone in an easy-to-understand way, eliminating the complexity of manual operations. These optimizations for the registry are actually placed in today's Windows 7, and many so-called optimization options have little effect when the hardware is generally strong.

The essence of optimization is to modify the system settings.

What optimization functions can't be easily used?

Using optimization software generally uses two functions, one is to clean up System garbage, one is to set up the system, such as removing the icon arrow and the like, and may also streamline system services and the like, and these functions are just prone to problems.

Clean up the garbage and cause the jumplist menu to be lost

Below to talk about the author's personal experience, I have been used to using the Super Rabbit's system garbage cleaning function for a long time. After installing Windows 7, I can't install it myself. After using and cleaning up the system garbage, it was found that the list of commonly used software in the start menu was actually restored to the state when the system was just installed, which caused inconvenience in use. Search online and find out that this is also the "Jinshan Cleanup Expert." It turns out that these optimization software is cleaning up the garbage folder and cleaning the Recent folder as garbage. In fact, the garbage cleanup function that comes with Windows 7 can fully meet our needs. Just right click on the partition letter of the system, select the attribute, and then click “Disk Cleanup”. The type of garbage is more abundant than XP. Therefore, it fully meets the daily use requirements.

































When this optimization software was used to remove the small arrow of the shortcut, not only did it not be successfully removed, but the software could not be locked to the taskbar.

There is no choice but to search to solve the problem and get a solution. Save the following as a .REG file, then boot the registry and restart your computer.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTlnkfile]

"IsShortcut"=""

In the process of searching for relevant content, I found each The optimization software caused a lot of problems in Windows 7. For example, after the optimization service, WMP could not be opened; after cleaning the system's driver backup, it could not enter the system, blue screen and so on. So here I suggest you use the optimization software as cautiously as possible in Windows 7.


●When cleaning, pay attention to the type of cleaning