Windows XP Tips Serialized Disk Storage for a Word Secrets

        Windows XP is the most widely used operating system. For this reason, Bookworm has integrated its experience of using Windows XP over the past few years into a serial package dedicated to everyone. The articles strive to be refined and practical. What I sent today is a word-storage technique for disk storage, which must be quite useful to everyone.

Disk defragmentation

First create a text file with Notepad, and then write:
; context_defrag.INF

; Adds Defrag to the right click context menu In Windows XP

[version]
signature="$CHICAGO$"

[DefaultInstall]
AddReg=AddMe

[AddMe]

HKCR, "Drive\\Shell\\Defrag\\command",,,"DEFRAG.EXE %1"
Save it as context_defrag.inf, then right click on the file and select "Install" from the popup menu. So that you have added a "Defrag" command to the right-click menu of the drive. You can right-click on a drive in "My Computer" and select "Defrag" to start an MS-DOS window and automatically The drive is defragmented and the window closes automatically after finishing.

Easily change the drive letter of the disk

In the "Run" dialog box, type: diskmgmt.msc, press Enter, the "Disk Management" window will pop up. Right click on the disk you want to change its drive letter, select "Change drive name and path" in the pop-up menu, and then click the "Change" button in the pop-up dialog box, you can change the disk in the drop-down list box as you wish. The letter of the letter.

Where did the disk scan go?

Windows XP has given up on the Scandisk program, but instead provides you with improved CHKDSK to check for file system errors and bad clusters on your hard drive. If you want to use it, then open "My Computer", then select the disk to be checked, open the "File" menu, then select "Properties", select the "Tools" tab in the window that opens, "Check the error" Click on the "Start Check" button so that you can perform a disk check. At the same time, all files will be automatically closed. If the disk is still in use, the system will pop up a prompt box asking if you want to restart the computer next time.

Tips

The defragmenter is one of the most popular Windows system tools, and it has been enhanced in Windows XP. Power user can use the Schedule Tasks feature in System Tools to let the defragmenter program run; IT administrators can also use this feature to write defragmentation scripts using command line tools.

Turn off warnings for low disk space

Open the Registry Editor and find [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\PolicIEs\\Explorer\\] in the right window Add a DWord value named NoLowDiskSpaceChecks and set its value to 1. Exit the Registry Editor and reboot to take effect.

Let the virtual drive be in the physical drive

Install the virtual drive, then disable the original physical drive in the Device Manager, restart the computer, now in My Computer You can't find the physical CD-ROM drive, run the virtual CD-ROM software, set it up, set the virtual CD-ROM drive letter as the first CD-ROM drive, restart the computer, and then enter the “Device Manager” to re-enable the original physical drive.

Reduce Disk Scan Waiting Time

Although Windows XP claims to be stable, it does not crash, and occasionally will give you a blue face. After illegal operation, the system will automatically scan and appear large. The E text of the paragraph tells you that the system just ended abnormally. Now you need to check if it is wrong. You can wait for a while to start, so you can type: chkntfs/t:0 at the "command line prompt" to indicate waiting. The time is 0 seconds.