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What are the five things that must be done after reinstalling the system? aiming at this problem, this article introduces the corresponding analysis and solution in detail, hoping to help more partners who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and feasible way.

Upgrade from XP to WIN8 system, you have to reinstall; a system takes a long time, the system is overloaded, starts slowly, runs slowly, crashes; the system is abnormal, I don't know why, and I won't do it; inexplicably hit the virus, and it is stubborn, can not kill, the system files are infected and completely paralyzed. What else can we do when we encounter the above situation? There is no choice but to reinstall the system.

It's not difficult to reinstall the system, but do you know how much we have to do after installing the system? This can not tolerate the slightest slackness, once careless, may lead to wasted previous efforts, and may even lead to data loss, information disclosure!

It is an indisputable fact that the Windows system is getting slower and slower. Therefore, it is inevitable to reinstall the system when using Windows. Of course, it's not difficult to reinstall the system, but do you know how much we have to do after installing the system? This can not tolerate the slightest slackness, once careless, may lead to wasted previous efforts, and may even lead to data loss, information disclosure!

The first big thing: don't rush to connect to the network.

After the installation of Windows, do not immediately connect the server to the network, because at this time the server has not been patched, there are a variety of loopholes, very easy to be infected with the virus and be invaded. At this point, add the shock wave and shock wave patches and reboot and then connect to the Internet.

The second big thing: patch the system / install antivirus software

Needless to say, the patches for shock wave and shock wave virus must be put on, and if you install Windows XP SP2, you don't have to install it separately.

After installing the system, be sure to install the antivirus software and update it to the latest version.

The third big thing: turn off system restore

System restore is a feature in Windows ME, Windows XP and Windows 2003, which allows us to restore the system to a certain time state, thus preventing us from reinstalling the operating system. However, some people in the implementation of the system restore, found that in addition to C disk, other D disk, E disk have returned to the previous state, as a result, the files saved inside are gone, resulting in serious losses!

This is because system restore is default for all partitions on the hard disk, so that once the system restore operation is performed, the data of all partitions will be restored. Therefore, we must press the Win+ break key, then click the "system restore" tab, cancel the "close system restore on all drives" option, then select disk D, click the "Settings" button, and select the "turn off system restore on this drive" option in the open window to turn off system restore on other disks. In this way, once the system is unstable, you can use the system restore tool to restore the system on disk C, but at the same time, the files on other disks will be fine.

The fourth big thing, enter the password for Administrator.

Some people may use the universal Ghost version downloaded from the Internet to install the system, or they may use the system installed on the Windows XP unattended installation CD, which is very likely not to let you specify the Administrator password when installing using these methods, or the Administrator password is the default 123456 or simply empty. Such passwords are quite dangerous, so after installing the system, right-click "my computer", select "Administration", then select "computer Management (Local) → system tools → Local users and Group → users" on the left, select Administrator in the right window, right-click, and select "set password". Click the continue button in the open window to set the password for Administrator in the open window.

In addition, select "New user", set the user name and password, double-click the new user, click the "belong to" tab, select all groups (if any), and click the Delete button below. Click the add button, then click the Advanced button in the open window, then click the find now button to locate the PowerUser or User group, click OK twice to add this user to the PowerUser or User group. Log out of the current user and log in as a new user to find that the system is much faster.

The fifth big thing, turn off default sharing

After Windows is installed, some hidden shares are created, which are mainly used by administrators to manage the system when logging in remotely, but this is rarely used and not very secure for individual users. Therefore, it is necessary to cut off the share: first create a new disshare.bat file under d:\ and write the following statement in it:

@ echo off

Net share C$ / del

Net share d$ / del

Netshare ipc$ / del

Net share admin$ / del

Next, copy d:\ disshare.bat to the C:\ Windows\ System32\ GroupPolicy\ UserScripts\ Logon folder. Then press Win+R, type gpedit.msc, expand the user configuration → Windows Settings → script (login / logout) folder in the open window, double-click the login entry in the right pane, click the add command in the pop-up window, and select the disshare.bat file under the C:\ Windows\ System32\ GroupPolicy\ UserScripts\ Logon folder.

After completing the above settings, restart the system and automatically cut off the default shared channel of Windows XP. If you have more hard drives, please add them under netshare d$ / del, such as netshare e$ / del, netshare f$ / del, etc.

Tip: when installing software, it's best to write down all the software you want to install, and then install only what you need recently, and you don't have to install some that you don't need for the time being. After installing the software, make a ghost backup, so that after reinstalling the system, it is also very convenient to restore to the system time you want.

Reinstalled systems are often shown as the "great savior" of the system, but the "big savior" users are not happy to see it. There are disadvantages that can not be ignored in the traditional reinstallation system, so the five major events that have to be done after reinstallation are particularly important and must be done.

The answers to the five questions about what must be done after reinstalling the system are shared here. I hope the above content can be of some help to you. If you still have a lot of doubts to be solved, you can follow the industry information channel for more related knowledge.

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