1. Enable hardware and DirectX acceleration
★ Hardware Acceleration: Desktop Click Right click - Properties -> Settings - Advanced - Troubleshoot. Pull the hardware accelerated scroll bar to "Full" (FULL), it is best to click "OK" to save exit. The black screen that may appear in this period is completely normal.
★ DirectX Acceleration: Open "Start" -> "Run", type "dxdiag" and enter "DirectX Diagnostic Tool", in the Display page, click DirectDraw, Direct3D and AGP Texture Accelerates three buttons Enable acceleration. Pull the strip of the "Hardware Sound Acceleration Level" (full acceleration).
2. Enable the sound card:
After the system is installed, the sound card is disabled, so it is necessary to set it in the taskbar after the control panel -> sound -> enabled and restart. If you are using the Windows Server 2003 standard version, please from the second step XX because the standard version has allowed sound services. ★ Open "Start" -> "Run", type "Services.msc", find "Windows Audio" in the window, and double-click it, then select the drop-down menu of the startup mode (STARTUP TYPE) Automatic, click "Apply" -> "Start" -> "OK" (OK)
★ Open "Start" -> "Run", type "dxdiag" and enter "DirectX Diagnostics" (DirectX Tools), accelerate the hardware of the Sound "page The Hardware Sound Acceleration Level scroll bar pulls to "Full Acceleration).
3. How to enable ASP support:
Windows Server 2003 default installation, is not installed, you need to install additional installation. After installing IIS 6, you also need to open support for ASP separately. The method is: Control Panel -> Management Tools -> Web Service Extensions -> Active Server Pages -> Allow.
4. How to enable XP desktop topic:
★ Open "Start" -> "Run", type "Services.msc", select Themes "Theme" (the default is forbidden), then change to "Auto", press "Apply", select " "Open". ★ On the "desktop" attribute, select "Windows XP" ★ My Computer ---- Properties ---- Advanced ---- Performance ----- Used on the desktop Tab Shadow 5. The shutdown reason to occur when there is a shutdown reason to choose the option:
Shutdown Event Tracker is also a setting of Windows Server 2003 from other workstation systems. This is a necessary choice for the server, but it is useless for the workstation system. We can also disable it. Open "Start ->" Run "GPEDIT.MSC", select "Computer Configuration" -> "Administrative Templates ->" System "(SYSTEM), double-click" Shutdown Event Tracker "in the changing dialog box to select" Disabled ", click" OK "to save, so you will see similar to Windows Power off window 2000
6. How to use a USB hard drive, a U disk, add a hard disk already have partition
My computer (click Right-click) ---- Management ---- Disk Management ----- Perform import and assignment disk operation on the corresponding hard disk
7. Display all components in the control panel: replace "hide" in the SYSOC.INF file in the WindowsInf directory.
8. Disable Internet Explorer Enhanced Security and Prohibition of Security Inquiry Blocks The security level of the setup IE is customized in the IE tool option. The scroll bar is pulled on the Security tab to set the Internet area to "Medium" or "medium low". Custom settings Select the "prompt" to select "Disable" or "Enable".
9. Disable boot Ctrl Alt Del and implement automatic landing
★ Method 1: Open the registry (run -> "regedit"), open: hkey_local_machin | Software | Microsoft | Windows NT | CURRENTVERSION | WINLOGON segment, press Right-click in this paragraph, newly built two string segments, autodminLogon = " 1 ", defaultpassword =" Password set for superuser administrator ". Note that you must set a password for the Administrator, otherwise you cannot achieve self-start. Then, restart Windows to automatically log in.
★ Method 2: Management Tools -> Local Security Settings -> Local Policy -> Security Options -> Interactive Logon: Do Not Require Ctrl Alt Del, enabled.
★ Method 3 (Automatically login): Use Windows XP's TWEAK UI to implement server 2003 automatic login. After downloading Tweakui.exe, select Logon -> Autology -> on the left side of the panel to select Log on Automatic At System Startup Enter your username and domain name (if not written), click below set Password, enter The user name is password, then click OK. Excerpted from: http://article.pchome.net/2003/07/13/10859.htm
