XP system status bar optimization tutorial

In XP, many software will add shortcuts in the quick launch bar of the XP status bar after installation, which not only affects the aesthetics, but also severely punishes the boot speed.
Step 1 Delete Icon
If the quick launch area on the left side of the status bar has a double arrow icon, we can click on it and find a lot of program icons:
Many times, we can right click on these icons, then Select “delete”you can delete:
But if there are a lot of icons like us, it will be very troublesome to delete one by one, so we can right click on any icon and select “properties”:
In the dialog box that opens, click on the "General" tab, find the location, and copy the path:
Click on the "Start" menu and select "Run" to paste the path you just copied. Go to the text box of the dialog box:
“ After confirming & rdquo; we can see a lot of icons:
Select the icon we need to delete, then & ldquo; delete & rdquo; can:
View XP again In the quick launch area of ​​the status bar, the extra icons are gone:
Step 2 Hide Icons
When we open a lot When the program is used, many icons may be displayed on the right side of the status bar, and many of them do not need to be displayed all the time:
At this time, we can right-click on the blank space of the status bar and select “Property”:
Click the “Customize” button in the box:
In the pop-up dialog box, change the icon that does not need to be displayed to “Always hide”

Click “OK” After that we can see that many icons have not been displayed, which reduces the space of many status bars: