Win2000 optimized full version

Win2000 Chinese official version, I believe you have already led her into the house! The author has been tracking her use from Win2000 (hereafter referred to as Win2K) Beta Professional Edition to the official professional version. Personal feeling stability is better than that of WinNT. This is the main reason why the author has turned from Win9X to Win2K. Finally, you can get rid of Win9x's disgusting blue face (blue screen). Not only that, Win2K as the operating system of the network era, for the Internet family performance is less than Win9X! Don't think that Win2K is specially designed for business users. It also applies to your love machine. Of course, your love machine has at least 64M of memory and a beating heart of more than 300MHz. In this article, I will not only tell you how to fully optimize Win2K, but also let you know why you should do this.

First, the control panel settings

“ control panel & rdquo; has always been the Windows operating system settings and adjustment of the hub, in Win2K "control panel", further developed a grand, Many of the original effects that can be achieved by modifying the registration in Win9X can now be done directly in the "Control Panel". Since we want to optimize the performance of Win2K, then we should of course take the "control panel" under the knife. Is the knife polished? Follow me! Let's do it!

1. Internet Properties

Do not put Internet temporary files (offline browsing files) in the same partition as the operating system, because offline web files have a large number, small files, and randomness. Make your disk system generate a lot of fragmentation in a short period of time and affect Win2K file system performance. Win2K is a multi-user operating system, so its default offline file storage path is not the same as Win9X, it is stored in the same disk root directory as Win2K Documents and SettingsAdministrator (this is the system administrator directory, if you are Log on systems other words, the folder name is the user name when you log in) Local SettingsTemporary Internet files. To change the storage path of offline files, please click the “Internet Temporary Files" setting button under the <quo;Internet”→“General” tab, and click in the pop-up “Settings“ ; move the folder (M) & helip; & rdquo; button to make changes.

2. Mouse Properties

In the “Mouse”→“pointer", cancel “ enable pointer shading” feature. Although pointer shadows embellish the mouse pointer, this is at the expense of system resources.

3. Add/Remove Programs

It seems that nothing can be deleted in the “Add/Remove Windows Components” package. In fact, this is just a small hand that Mr. Old is doing. Now let's solve it: open the winntinfsysoc.inf file with “Notepad", use the “Edit” menu"replace” command, fill in "find content">;hide” , press “ Replace All & rdquo; After saving. Go back to "Add/Remove Windows Components" How are you still satisfied? Although there are not many famous clubs that can be customized for deletion/installation, you can delete some of the things you don't like.

4. Network and dial-up connections

Are you online? (How it sounds like a slogan!) Here, through your tuning, your cat will be more than happy to wait for your dispatch. First open the Internet dial-up connection properties that you have established. It should contain the four pages of “General",“options","security measures", "network", as follows: A, “ & rdquo; page: cancel “ dial-up & rdquo; in the prompt name, password and certificate, etc. & rdquo;. It does not affect the password verification when you dial up. B, & ldquo; Network & rdquo; page: Press the “ Settings & rdquo; button, enter "PPP settings", it includes three settings: "Enable LCP extensions" & mdash; & mdash; LCP extensions are link control protocol extensions. The role of the LCP is to create and configure PPP frames. The PPP standard frame format defined by it ensures that all remote access software can communicate and identify packets transmitted from all remote access software that comply with the PPP standard. It is an important part of connecting to a remote PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) server and plays an important role in maintaining and coordinating the correctness of network packet transmission. If this setting is selected to cause problems with the Internet connection, it may be that the remote server does not support LCP extensions, you should disable this setting. 2. “Enable software compression” —— provides a software-based data compression method in Win2K for higher network data throughput. Your cat itself provides hardware compression. Depending on the cat, the modem will try to compress all the data, regardless of whether the data has been compressed (such as jpg images, zip files), which actually reduces the efficiency of transferring compressed data. . & Ldquo; Enable Software Compression & rdquo; this problem does not exist, it would have been directly compressed data transfer out. Another important factor in "Enable Software Compression" is that computers can provide more large mode buffers than MODEM, so software compression can achieve higher data transfer efficiency than hardware compression. My advice is: If your MODEM specification indicates support for the V.42bis protocol, you may not enable software compression. If you upload a lot of compressed data often, you can turn it on! In actual use, you can try each of two compression method, which method is right for you to see. Note: Do not use both compression methods, because it has been compressed by software data can not be greater compression ratio in hardware, modem compression algorithm used in turn may increase the size of the data, it only will give you The system brings unnecessary burdens, not more optimized efficiency. (MODEM hardware compression method to close: Enter & ldquo; telephone and modem & rdquo; & rarr; & ldquo; modem & rdquo; & rarr; & ldquo; Properties & rdquo ;, choose & ldquo; Superior & rdquo; page, click & ldquo; Change Default Preferences & rdquo; button, the & ldquo; data connection preferences & rdquo; in the & ldquo; compression & rdquo; change & ldquo; disabled & rdquo;.) 3. “ Negotiate multiple links for single-link connections>—— Specifies whether multi-link negotiation is enabled for single-link connections, which improves the quality of the transmitted audio if supported by the remote server.

followed by a return to the & ldquo; network & rdquo; page, & ldquo; This connection uses the following selected components & rdquo; checkbox only select & ldquo; Internet Protocol (TCP /IP) & rdquo ;. If you do not set DNS (Internet Domain Name Resolution Server Address) when you create a new dial-up connection, you can set the preferred and alternate DNS server addresses in the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" attribute (this address is You provide Internet access services provided by the ISP). As a trick you can even use any other DNS server address on the Internet. For example, enter the address provided to you by your local ISP in the preferred DNS and the DNS address from the other ISP in the alternate DNS (the physical location of the server is as close as possible to you). The advantage of this is that when your DNS server fails to resolve the domain name you requested, other working DNS will help you resolve it. To get the IP address of other DNS servers, your netizens may help with this.

There is also a "Advanced" button under this property dialog, we also need to do some advanced TCP/IP settings: keep it selected under the "General" page, <;Use on a remote network Default gateway" This is because when establishing dialup, Win2K adds your ISP server as a new default route to the IP routing table so that the ISP becomes the default gateway, not the router on the local area network. This gives you smooth access to resources on the Internet. Then select “Use IP Header Compression, which increases the ability to successfully access remote servers by using Van Jacobson TCP/IP packet header compression. Under the “WINS” page, uncheck “Enable LMHOSTS Query” because it is prepared for NetBIOS (the network basic input and output system, an application programming interface used in the LAN).