Using batch processing, XP system garbage is not seen

After the system takes a long time, it will become slower and slower. The reason is that because of the constant installation of software, the removal of software leads to more and more garbage in the system. The system naturally looks like a snail crawling. Sweeping system waste in a timely manner allows the system to maintain the most Fit body. It’s faster to run naturally. So, how to clean up these junk files, and you have a refreshing and brisk operating system? Many friends will have their own methods. Here, Xiaobian introduces a simple and quick way to look at it, which is to use batch cleaning. Windows XP system garbage.

Create a new notebook and enter the following:

@echo off

del/f/s/q %systemdrive%*.tmp

del/f/s/q %systemdrive%*._mp

del/f/s/q %systemdrive%*.log

del/f/s/q %systemdrive% *.gid

del/f/s/q %systemdrive%*.chk

del/f/s/q %systemdrive%*.old

del/f /s/q %windir%*.bak

del/f/q %systemdrive%recycled*.*

del/f/q %windir%prefetch*.*

rd/s/q %windir%temp & md %windir%tempemp% &md %temp%

del/f/q %userprofile%cookies*.*

del /f/q %userprofile%recent*.*

rd/s/q "%userprofile%Local SettingsTemporary Internet Files"

cls & echo system garbage cleanup complete:)

echo. & pause

Tip: The above code can be copied and pasted directly into the newly created text. If you know the system well, you can add other lines of code to clean up more system junk files.

After the input is complete, save it as a file with the suffix "ld";bat”, for example, "zol.bat". When your system needs to clean up the garbage, double “zol.bat” file, wait a moment, the screen will prompt "System garbage removal is complete :) & rdquo;. Your system will be much cleaner after that.