How to solve the problem of slow broadband connection after WinXP is turned on?

Although Microsoft has stopped updating services for the WinXP system, some users are still using it. Recently, when users were using a computer, they found that the broadband connection was slow after booting. How to do? How do you solve such a problem? The following is a brief introduction by Xiaobian and everyone about the slow connection of WinXP after booting.

The steps are as follows:

1. Click the “Start” menu, click the “Run” command, and type the “msconfig” command in the “Open” box. Click the “OK” button.

2. Open the “System Configuration Utility” window and switch to the “Startup” tab.

3, in addition to retaining “ctfmon” start the project (this project is the process input of the system input method, if the project is removed, it will cause the input method can not be started), the rest are all removed Select the box and click the "OK" button to bring up the "You must restart your computer for some changes made by the system configuration to take effect" dialog box, click “ Exit without restarting & rdquo ; button (Note: users with special needs, please keep the corresponding startup project according to your needs).

4, then click the "Start” button in the lower left corner, and the menu window that comes out clicks the "Control Panel" item on the right.

5. In the open control window, find the "Network Connections" item and double-click it to open it.

6. Right click on the mouse and click “Local Connection”. The pop-up drop-down menu clicks the “Properties” command.

7. Go to the "Local Connection Properties" interface. Under the "General" tab, double-click "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)" in the following list of items.

8, open the "Internet Protocol (TCP /IP)" properties window, in the "General" interface select "Use the following IP address", in the IP address and subnet mask box Enter “192.168.0.1” and “255.255.255.0” (also fill in the corresponding data provided by the local network operator), click ““OK” after setting.

The solution for slow broadband connection after WinXP boot is introduced to you here in detail; if you are still using WinXP system, you also have users who have the same problems as above, you can refer to the above The method, then follow the above method to solve it.