Why Overclocking Isn't Useful Anymore

To run programs as administrator, you can use Windows' own functions: 1. Right-click the menu to select "Run as administrator", which is suitable for temporary privilege hike scenarios; 2. Create a shortcut and check "Run as administrator" to achieve automatic privilege hike start; 3. Use the task scheduler to configure automated tasks, suitable for running programs that require permissions on a scheduled or background basis, pay attention to setting details such as path changes and permission checks.

The problem of slow booting can be solved by the following methods: 1. Check and disable unnecessary booting programs; 2. Turn off the quick boot function; 3. Update the driver and check disk health; 4. Adjust the number of processor cores (only for advanced users). For Windows 11 systems, first, the default self-start software such as QQ and WeChat are disabled through the task manager to improve the startup speed; if you use dual systems or old hardware, you can enter the power option to turn off the quick boot function; second, use the device manager to update the driver and run the chkdsk command to fix disk errors, and it is recommended to replace the mechanical hard disk with SSD; for multi-core CPU users, the kernel parameters can be adjusted through bcdedit and msconfig to optimize the startup efficiency. Most cases can be corrected by basic investigation

RelatedWhat Clock Speed Means and Why It’s Not the Only Factor in Choosing a CPUTick, tock, is that a clock?PostsFor years, people have tried to get better performance from CPUs (and other PC parts) by overclocking them—running the clock speed higher

If you're having trouble reading your desktop icons' text or simply want to personalize your desktop look, you may be looking for a way to change the font color on desktop icons in Windows 11. Unfortunately, Windows 11 doesn't offer an easy built-in

Uninstalling the problematic Windows update can solve the system instability problem. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Find the list of recently installed updates through "Settings" > "Update and Security" > "Windows Update" > "View Update History" and confirm the problem update; 2. Open the control panel, go to "Programs" > "Uninstall Programs" > "View Installed Updates", select the target update and uninstall, and restart it after the operation; 3. If you cannot enter the system, you can boot with the Windows installation USB drive, enter the "Command Prompt" to execute the wusa/uninstall/kb:XXXXXXX command to uninstall the update. Note that cumulative updates may affect multiple patches, and it is recommended to backup in advance

If you need to obtain the Windows 11 product key, the answer depends on how you get the system. 1. If the system is pre-installed (OEM authorization), the key is usually embedded in the firmware and cannot be directly accessed and will be automatically activated during reinstallation; 2. You can use BelarcAdvisor, ProduKey and other tools to extract the key from the system, but you must ensure that the source is trustworthy; 3. If purchased or activated through a Microsoft account, you can log in to account.microsoft.com to view the associated key and digital license; it is necessary to note that the retail key can be transferred, while the OEM key is usually bound to the original hardware.

Fixed Windows 11 Google Chrome not opening Google Chrome is the most popular browser right now, but even it sometimes requires help to open on Windows. Then follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process. After completing the above steps, launch Google Chrome again to see if it works properly now. 5. Delete Chrome User Profile If you are still having problems, it may be time to delete Chrome User Profile. This will delete all your personal information, so be sure to back up all relevant data. Typically, you delete the Chrome user profile through the browser itself. But given that you can't open it, here's another way: Turn on Windo

When Windows cannot detect a second monitor, first check whether the physical connection is normal, including power supply, cable plug-in and interface compatibility, and try to replace the cable or adapter; secondly, update or reinstall the graphics card driver through the Device Manager, and roll back the driver version if necessary; then manually click "Detection" in the display settings to identify the monitor to confirm whether it is correctly identified by the system; finally check whether the monitor input source is switched to the corresponding interface, and confirm whether the graphics card output port connected to the cable is correct. Following the above steps to check in turn, most dual-screen recognition problems can usually be solved.