1. Windows 2000 automatically closes the program that stops responding
In the Windows 2000 operating system, you can set the system to automatically close the program that stops responding, as long as you click on the desktop & &quo; start & rdquo; &rarr "Run", then type regedit.exe command, press OK to enter "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Control Pane\\Desktop", double-click AutoEndTasks, in the pop-up dialog box, set the data bit “1”
2, sharing network connection in Windows 2000
Windows 2000 has increased the performance of shared dial-up Internet. If you have more than two computers in your home, you can consider setting up a small LAN and sharing a computer. The internet is connected. Double-click the “My Network Location” icon on your desktop to define a dial-up connection to start sharing your connection, then click ““Network Dial-up Connection” and double-click “Create New Connection”. Once you have defined your new connection, right click on the drop down menu and select Properties. In the Properties dialog box, select the zone, and then tick the “make the Internet connection share”.
3, install Wang code Wubi input method in Windows 2000
Many users are troubled to add Wang code Wubi input method in Windows 2000. In fact, as long as you have the Office 2000 installation CD (the kind of 4 disks). Open the MSIME folder on the first CD and click on the “Setup” command. The installation interface of Microsoft Pinyin Input Method 2.0 will appear. Click OK. If you have already installed Microsoft Pinyin IME 2.0. Then the program will prompt you to not upgrade from the high version to the lower version, will not control him, directly press the OK button, there will be a "Chinese input method component installer" dialog box, which has Wang code Wubi 86 version, 98 Version, you can choose to install or install according to your needs.
4, restore personal configuration in Win2000
Windows 2000 is to put the personal configuration file under E:\\Documents and Settings (here, Windows 2000 is installed on the E drive). There are several folders for different users. So as long as Windows uses the personal configuration of this folder, you can restore the previous configuration. Open “Start”Menu →“Program”→“Administrative Tools” →“Computer Management", open local users and groups, then select users, then select your users from the right (I Select Administrator here, double-click to open its properties window, and then select the “Configuration File” page, and fill in the path of the configuration file you want to restore in the “Configure File Path” box. Then press OK to save and close the window. Finally, restart windows.
5, sharing network connections in Windows 2000
Windows 2000 adds shared dial-up Internet performance, which means that if you have a small network, you can share a computer's Internet connection. Double-click on the “My Network Location” icon on your desktop to define a dial-up connection to start sharing your connection; then, click on “Network Dial-up Connection", then double-click “Create New Connection”. Once you have defined your new connection, right click on the drop down menu and select Properties. In the Properties dialog box, select the share bar, then tick the <; Make the Internet connection share“.
6, limit the disk space of Windows 2000 users
Please execute "My Computer", and then select the disk drive you want to set, please click the right mouse button and select "Properties" from the shortcut menu. Option. Please click on the "Quotas" tab and tick "Enable quota management". Then set the relevant options according to your needs, for example: the limited capacity of disk space.
7, view Windows 2000 system files
Windows 2000 uses "super system file protection", so that by default, all properties are "hidden" & "quo" and "system" files Invisible. Under Windows 98, just select Menu & ldquo;Tools →Folder Options →View” in the My Computer or Explorer, then select “Show All Files"; you can only do this in Windows 2000. It is not enough, the file whose attribute is “System” is still not displayed, and you need to remove the small tick before “protecting the protected operating system file (recommended)”.
8, create a boot disk in Windows 2000
Insert the Windows 2000 CD into the CD-ROM drive, and then click "Start", then click "Run", open in ” In the field, type F:\\bootdisk\\ makeboot a: (where F is the drive letter assigned to the CD-ROM drive), and then click “OK", the system will automatically run the specified application and prompt the user to type the file to be copied. The drive name of the data, type “a” and after the carriage return, the application will automatically perform the creation of the Windows 2000 boot floppy. . Note: Disks created from the Windows 2000 Professional CD cannot be used under Windows 2000 Server. Conversely, disks created from the Windows 2000 Server CD cannot be used under Windows 2000 Professional. Therefore, users should carefully identify the boot floppy disks of different operating systems.
9, cancel the restrictions of Windows 2000 DVD playback
Enter “REGEDIT" in “Run”, open the Registry Editor. Find DvdRCnt under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\ Control\\Class and change the key value to 3 (but never set it to a value higher than 3). After saving, restart the computer and you will find that you can have another chance to modify the DVD. The area code is set. Every time you modify the registry, it will be a hassle. In order to do it once and for all, you can export the above modified information in the registry, keep it as a REG file named regionfree, and then create the following shortcut: regedit. Exe /s regionfree.reg (/s parameter tells the system not to choose OK, auto-execute), add this shortcut in the startup group. Now, every time we restart the system, we are free to choose the DVD location.
10, let Windows 2000 also use Msconfig.exe
Windows 98 under the system configuration utility Msconfig.exe & rdquo; is a practical and high-use system tools, through which we can very Easily delete or temporarily stop certain launchers. However, Windows 2000 using the NT kernel does not provide a similar tool. It doesn't matter, we can copy the Msconfig.exe (in the System subdirectory) under the original Windows 98 installation directory to the \\Winnt\\System directory of Windows 2000, and then run it directly. The program will first pop up an error message box, indicating that the following system files can not be found: Config.sys, Autoexec.bat, System.ini, and Win.ini. This is normal. In Windows 2000, these files are not needed. , click “OK” Ignore this error. After clicking, you will see the familiar "System Configuration Utility" window.