CN105468480B - Startup management method and device - Google Patents
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The embodiment of the invention discloses a startup management method, which comprises the following steps: when the system is started up, acquiring the starting time for starting the system; displaying a starting-up optimization prompt window; displaying a digital time second running animation in the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is a first font size, stopping running for the second when the time second runs to the starting time, and reducing the digital time to a second font size; displaying a startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window according to the startup time; and performing optimized management on the system startup options according to the instructions input by the user aiming at the startup optimized management options. The embodiment of the invention also discloses a startup management device. By adopting the invention, the system starting project can be optimally managed.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of computers, in particular to a startup management method and device.
Background
With the increasing development of the technical field of computers, computers and various intelligent devices are used more and more in people's lives, and users can find that the starting time of an operating system of the devices is longer and longer along with the increase of the using time when using the devices, which is caused by various reasons, for example, the users load more and more applications and data in the system, and also the users still have starting self-starting programs, for example, the systems and the applications often leave some junk files and deletion residues in the using process, which can increase the starting time of the device system, on the other hand, some setting optimization items of the system can reduce the starting time, and the users usually do not know the items and cannot reduce the starting time through the setting.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the embodiments of the present invention is to provide a method and an apparatus for managing startup, which can implement optimized management of system startup projects.
In order to solve the above technical problem, an embodiment of the present invention provides a boot management method, where the method includes:
when the system is started up, acquiring the starting time for starting the system;
displaying a starting-up optimization prompt window;
displaying a digital time second running animation in the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is a first font size, stopping running for the second when the time second runs to the starting time, and reducing the digital time to a second font size;
displaying a startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window according to the startup time;
and performing optimized management on the system startup options according to the instructions input by the user aiming at the startup optimized management options.
Correspondingly, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a boot management apparatus, including:
the starting time acquisition module is used for acquiring the starting time for starting the system when the system is started and started;
the prompt window display module is used for displaying a startup optimization prompt window; wherein the prompt window display module comprises a second running animation display unit and a management option display unit, wherein:
the second running animation display unit is used for displaying digital time second running animation in the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is the first font size, and when the second running animation reaches the starting time, the second running animation is stopped, and the digital time is reduced to the second font size;
the management option display unit is used for displaying a startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window according to the starting time after the digital time running second animation stops;
and the starting option management module is used for carrying out optimized management on the system starting options according to the instructions input by the user aiming at the starting optimized management options.
In the embodiment, the digital time second-running animation and the startup optimization management option are displayed in the startup optimization prompt window when the system is started, so that the system startup option is optimized and managed according to the instruction input by the user aiming at the startup optimization management option, and the system startup project is optimized and managed.
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FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a boot management method according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a boot management method according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a boot management method according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a boot management method according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a boot management apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a graphical illustration of the digital time of a digital time run seconds animation in an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of the present invention showing power-on optimization management options.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The startup management method and the startup management device in the embodiment of the invention can be implemented in electronic equipment controlled by an intelligent operating system, such as a personal computer, a notebook computer, a smart phone, an electronic reader, a vehicle-mounted terminal, wearable intelligent equipment and the like. The system mentioned in the embodiment of the present invention may include: windows, Linux, android, and other operating systems, and the present invention is not limited to specific electronic devices and operating systems.
Fig. 1 is a schematic flowchart of a boot management method in an embodiment of the present invention, where the boot management method in the embodiment may include:
s101, when the system is started up, the starting time used for starting the system is obtained.
Specifically, the total starting time of the operating system mainly refers to the time required by the operating system to start the whole starting process, and the starting process usually includes a series of processes of loading system files, starting core services, displaying a welcome interface, waiting for a user to input an account password (optional), loading non-key services, loading a self-starting program, and the like. In short, the time from the boot of the operating system to the completion of the loading of all boot items is counted in the total boot time of the operating system.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a system standard API (Application Programming Interface) function gettimeckcount () may be called, where the function starts counting from the time when an operating system loads into a memory, and can return the number of milliseconds elapsed from the start of the operating system, so that the start time of the operating system can be obtained only by detecting whether the booting is completed. In further alternative embodiments, the determination of whether the booting of the operating system is completed may be made by any one or more of the following:
1) by detecting the CPU occupancy rate, if the CPU occupancy rate is in a descending trend and the CPU occupancy rate at the current moment is in a first threshold range, the starting at the current moment is considered to be completed; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
2) detecting the read-write quantity of the disk IO port, and if the read-write quantity of the disk IO port is in a descending trend and the read-write quantity of the disk IO port at the current moment is in a second threshold range, determining that the startup at the current moment is finished; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
3) detecting the read-write quantity of the disk IO port, and if the read-write quantity of the disk IO port is in a descending trend and the read-write quantity of the disk IO port at the current moment is in a second threshold range, determining that the startup at the current moment is finished; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
4) acquiring a system starting program list, and judging whether starting is finished or not by traversing whether the process in the system starting program list is loaded or not; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
5) and detecting the change condition of the process number, and if the change condition of the process number is in a descending trend and the process number at the current time is within a third threshold range, determining that the starting at the current time is finished.
The principle is as follows: because the starting process is a process of continuously loading starting items, when the starting is not finished, the CPU occupancy rate is high, the IO port read-write quantity is large, and new processes are continuously generated, so that the method can judge whether the system starting is finished according to one or more quantitative parameters such as the CPU occupancy rate, the disk IO port read-write quantity, the change condition of the process number and the like, and further acquire the starting time used by the system starting when the system starting is judged to be finished.
Further, in alternative embodiments of the present invention, other manners may be used to obtain the start time for starting the system.
And S102, displaying a starting optimization prompt window.
Specifically, when the system startup is detected to be completed, a startup optimization prompt window may be displayed on the display screen of the electronic device.
S103, displaying a digital time second running animation in the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is the size of a first font.
Specifically, the digital time may be as shown in fig. 6, the digital time second running animation may be a determined duration second running animation, for example, a preset 2 second duration second running animation, and further the determined duration may be subtracted from the starting time to obtain a starting time of the second running animation, and if the starting time obtained in S101 is 49.0 seconds, the starting digital time of the second running animation may be determined to be 47.0 seconds according to 49-2-47, and the digital time second running animation is a second running animation synchronized with a real time rate from 47.0 to 49.0; in an optional embodiment, the duration of the digital time second running animation may also be determined according to the starting time used for starting the system, for example, the duration of the second running animation is obtained by calculating the starting time according to a preset equation, and if the starting time obtained in S101 is 50 seconds, the second running duration may be determined to be 50/20-2.5 seconds, and so on; the boot start management device in the embodiment of the present invention may self-start when the system boots, and then starts to scan the boot start management options, where the boot start management options may include a current self-start program list, a self-start service list, a self-start plug-in list, a hard disk transmission setting option, a desktop icon cache option, and the like, and the boot start management device generally needs a certain time for scanning the management items, for example, 2 seconds to 3 seconds, and may count an average value or a maximum value required for scanning the time by scanning the history of the boot start management options, and use the average value or the maximum value as the determined time of the digital time second running animation.
In another alternative embodiment, the digital time second running animation may also be a second running animation from a preset starting time until the starting time is reached, and the second running animation may be the same as or different from the real time rate, for example, the preset starting time is 15.0 seconds, the system starting time obtained in S101 is 35 seconds, and then the second running may be performed at a second running rate ten times the real time rate, that is, the digital time second running animation with a duration of 2 seconds is from 15.0 seconds to 35.0 seconds.
And S104, stopping running the second when the running time reaches the starting time, and reducing the digital time to a second font size. When the second running animation is finished, the displayed digital time is changed from the first font size to the second font size, the better second font is smaller than the first font, namely the digital time of the larger font is used for attracting the attention of the user in the second running animation, and after the second running animation is finished, the font of the digital time can be reduced in order to allow the user to pay attention to the startup optimization management option.
And S105, displaying a startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window according to the starting time.
Displaying the boot optimization management options may be as shown in fig. 7, and may count the number of boot optimization management options that can be optimally managed to prompt the user, and provide a click input area for obtaining a user instruction so that optimization management can be performed according to the user instruction. In other optional embodiments, a list of power-on startup management options that can be optimally managed may also be displayed to the user, so that the user inputs a management instruction for each option as needed. The boot management options may be obtained by auto-scanning the boot management device after being started, and may include a current self-starting program list, a self-starting service list, a self-starting plug-in list, a hard disk transmission setting option, a desktop icon caching option, and the like, where the boot management device may set some of the self-starting items and the setting items as recommended optimized management items, and if it is determined that these recommended optimized management items of the system do not meet preset requirements, may prompt the user that optimized management may be performed, for example, there is an unnecessary self-starting program, service, or plug-in preset by the boot management device, or the current desktop icon caching option of the system is different from the recommended setting options, and the like.
And S106, carrying out optimization management on the system startup options according to the instructions input by the user aiming at the startup optimization management options.
For example, the boot optimization management options in the boot optimization prompt window shown in fig. 7 include a "one-key optimization" key region, and when a click instruction input by a user for the key region is obtained, the boot optimization management options obtained by scanning may be optimally managed. In an optional embodiment, when a list of boot management options that can perform optimized management is displayed in the boot optimization prompt window, a user may input a management instruction for each option as needed, and the boot management apparatus performs optimized management for the corresponding boot management option according to the selection of the user, for example, setting an unnecessary self-starting program, service, or plug-in as non-self-starting (if manual starting is needed), or setting a current desktop icon cache option of the system as a recommended setting option, and the like.
In the embodiment, the digital time second-running animation and the startup optimization management option are displayed in the startup optimization prompt window when the system is started, so that the system startup option is optimized and managed according to the instruction input by the user aiming at the startup optimization management option, and the system startup project is optimized and managed.
Fig. 2 is a schematic flow chart of a boot management method in another embodiment of the present invention, where the boot management method in the embodiment may include:
s201, when the system is started up, the starting time for starting the system is obtained.
And S202, displaying a starting optimization prompt window.
And S203, subtracting the determined duration from the starting time to obtain the starting time of the running second animation.
In this embodiment, the determined duration is a preset fixed value, for example, 2 seconds, for example, if the acquired system start time is 40.0 seconds, the start time of the running-second animation is 40.0-2-38.0 seconds.
And S204, displaying a digital time second running animation in the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is the size of a first font.
The digital time second running animation in this embodiment is a second running animation from the starting time minus the starting time of the determined duration to the starting time, for example, a second running animation from 40.0-2 ═ 38.0 seconds to 40.0 seconds, and the second running rate thereof may be synchronized with the real time rate.
And S205, stopping running the second when the running time reaches the starting time, and reducing the digital time to a second font size.
And S206, displaying a startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window according to the starting time.
And S207, carrying out optimized management on the system startup options according to the instructions input by the user aiming at the startup optimized management options.
Fig. 3 is a schematic flow chart of a boot management method in another embodiment of the present invention, where the boot management method in the embodiment may include:
s301, when the system is started up, the starting time for starting the system is obtained.
And S302, displaying a starting optimization prompt window.
S303, determining the duration of the digital time second-running animation according to the starting time used for starting the system.
Specifically, the duration of the digital time second running animation in this embodiment may be determined by the starting time used for starting the system, for example, the duration of the second running animation is obtained by calculating the starting time according to a preset equation, and if the obtained starting time is 50 seconds, the second running duration may be determined to be 50/20-2.5 seconds, and if the starting time is 40 seconds, the second running duration may be 40/20-2 seconds.
And S304, subtracting the determined duration from the starting time to obtain the starting time of the running second animation.
If the system starting time acquired in S301 is 40.0 seconds, and the duration of obtaining the digital time second running animation is determined to be 2 seconds in S303, the starting time of the second running animation is 40.0-2 to 38.0 seconds.
S305, displaying a digital time second running animation in the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is the size of a first font.
The digital time second running animation in this embodiment is a second running animation from the starting time minus the starting time of the determined duration to the starting time, for example, a second running animation from 40.0-2 ═ 38.0 seconds to 40.0 seconds, and the second running rate thereof may be synchronized with the real time rate.
And S306, stopping running the second when the running time reaches the starting time, and reducing the digital time to a second font size.
S307, displaying a startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window according to the starting time.
And S308, carrying out optimized management on the system startup options according to the instructions input by the user aiming at the startup optimized management options.
Fig. 4 is a schematic flow chart of a boot management method in another embodiment of the present invention, where the boot management method in the embodiment includes:
s401, when the system is started up, the starting time used for starting the system is obtained.
S402, displaying a starting optimization prompt window.
And S403, determining the duration of the digital time second-running animation according to the history of the scanning startup management options.
Specifically, the duration of the digital time second running animation in this embodiment may be determined by the time when the power-on management apparatus scans the power-on management options. The boot management device in the embodiment of the present invention may be self-booted when the system boots up, and then starts to scan boot management options, where the boot management options may include a current self-boot program list, a self-boot service list, a self-boot plug-in list, a hard disk transmission setting option, a desktop icon caching option, and the like, and the boot management device generally needs a certain time for scanning these management items, for example, 2 seconds to 3 seconds, and may count an average value or a maximum value required for scanning time by scanning a history record of the boot management options, and use the average value or the maximum value as a determined duration of the digital time second-running animation.
S404, subtracting the determined duration from the starting time to obtain the starting time of the running second animation.
If the system starting time obtained in S401 is 40.0 seconds, and the duration of obtaining the digital time second running animation is determined to be 2 seconds in S403, the starting time of the second running animation is 40.0-2-38.0 seconds.
S405, displaying a digital time second running animation in the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is the size of a first font.
The digital time second running animation in this embodiment is a second running animation from the starting time minus the starting time of the determined duration to the starting time, for example, a second running animation from 40.0-2 ═ 38.0 seconds to 40.0 seconds, and the second running rate thereof may be synchronized with the real time rate.
And S406, stopping running the second when the running time reaches the starting time, and reducing the digital time to a second font size.
S407, displaying a startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window according to the startup time.
S408, performing optimization management on the system startup option according to an instruction input by the user aiming at the startup optimization management option.
Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a boot management device according to an embodiment of the present invention, where the boot management device according to the embodiment of the present invention at least includes:
the starting time obtaining module 510 is configured to obtain the starting time used for starting the system when the system is started.
Specifically, the total starting time of the operating system mainly refers to the time required by the operating system to start the whole starting process, and the starting process usually includes a series of processes of loading system files, starting core services, displaying a welcome interface, waiting for a user to input an account password (optional), loading non-key services, loading a self-starting program, and the like. In short, the time from the boot of the operating system to the completion of the loading of all boot items is counted in the total boot time of the operating system.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the start time obtaining module 510 may call a system standard API (Application Programming Interface) function gettimeckcount (), where the function starts counting from the time when the operating system loads into the memory, and can return the number of milliseconds that have elapsed from the start of the operating system, so that the start time of the operating system can be obtained only by detecting whether the booting is completed. In further alternative embodiments, the boot time obtaining module 510 may determine whether the booting of the operating system is completed by any one or more of the following methods:
1) by detecting the CPU occupancy rate, if the CPU occupancy rate is in a descending trend and the CPU occupancy rate at the current moment is in a first threshold range, the starting at the current moment is considered to be completed; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
2) detecting the read-write quantity of the disk IO port, and if the read-write quantity of the disk IO port is in a descending trend and the read-write quantity of the disk IO port at the current moment is in a second threshold range, determining that the startup at the current moment is finished; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
3) detecting the read-write quantity of the disk IO port, and if the read-write quantity of the disk IO port is in a descending trend and the read-write quantity of the disk IO port at the current moment is in a second threshold range, determining that the startup at the current moment is finished; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
4) acquiring a system starting program list, and judging whether starting is finished or not by traversing whether the process in the system starting program list is loaded or not; alternatively, the first and second electrodes may be,
5) and detecting the change condition of the process number, and if the change condition of the process number is in a descending trend and the process number at the current time is within a third threshold range, determining that the starting at the current time is finished.
The principle is as follows: since the boot process is a process of continuously loading boot startup items, when the boot is not completed, the CPU occupancy is high, the read-write amount of the IO port is large, and new processes are continuously present, so the startup time acquisition module 510 in the embodiment of the present invention may determine whether the system startup is completed according to one or more of the quantization parameters, such as the CPU occupancy, the read-write amount of the IO port of the disk, and the variation of the number of processes, and further acquire the startup time used for the system startup when determining that the system startup is completed.
Further, in alternative embodiments of the present invention, the starting time obtaining module 510 may also obtain the starting time for starting the system in other manners.
And a prompt window display module 520, configured to display the boot optimization prompt window. Specifically, the prompt window displaying module 520 may display the boot optimization prompt window on the display screen of the electronic device when the system boot is detected to be completed. Wherein the prompt window display module 520 may include a second run animation display unit 521 and a management option display unit 522, wherein:
the second running animation display unit 521 is configured to display a digital time second running animation in the start-up optimization prompt window, where the digital time of the digital time second running animation is a first font size, and when the second running animation reaches the start time, the second running animation is stopped, and the digital time is reduced to a second font size. When the second running animation is finished, the displayed digital time is changed from the first font size to the second font size, the better second font is smaller than the first font, namely the digital time of the larger font is used for attracting the attention of the user in the second running animation, and after the second running animation is finished, the font of the digital time can be reduced in order to allow the user to pay attention to the startup optimization management option.
Specifically, the digital time may be as shown in fig. 6, the digital time second running animation may be a determined duration second running animation, for example, a preset 2 second duration second running animation, and if the start time obtained in S101 is 49.0 seconds, the digital time second running animation is a second running animation synchronized with the real time rate from 47.0 to 49.0. In an alternative embodiment, the digital time second running animation may also be a second running animation from a preset starting time until the starting time is reached, and the second running rate may be the same as or different from the real time rate, for example, the preset starting time is 15.0 seconds, the system starting time obtained in S101 is 35 seconds, and then the second running may be performed at a second running rate ten times the real time rate, that is, the digital time second running animation with a duration of 2 seconds is from 15.0 seconds to 35.0 seconds.
The management option display unit 522 is configured to display a power-on optimization management option in the power-on optimization prompt window according to the start time after the digital time running second animation is stopped.
In a specific implementation, the boot optimization management options may be displayed as shown in fig. 7, and the management option display unit 522 may count the number of boot management options that can be optimally managed, so as to prompt the user, and provide a click input area for obtaining a user instruction so that optimal management can be performed according to the user instruction. In other optional embodiments, the management option display unit 522 may also display a list of power-on management options that can perform optimized management to the user, so that the user inputs a management instruction for each option as needed. The boot management options may be obtained by auto-scanning the boot management device after being started, and may include a current self-starting program list, a self-starting service list, a self-starting plug-in list, a hard disk transmission setting option, a desktop icon caching option, and the like, where the boot management device may set some of the self-starting items and the setting items as recommended optimal management items, and if it is determined that these recommended optimal management items of the system do not meet the preset requirements, the management option display unit 522 may prompt the user that optimal management may be performed, for example, there is an unnecessary self-starting program, service, or plug-in preset by the boot management device, or the current desktop icon caching option of the system is different from the recommended setting option, and the like.
Optionally, the prompt window displaying module 520 may further include:
a start time obtaining unit 523 configured to obtain a start time of the running second animation by subtracting the determined duration from the start time. If the starting time acquiring module 510 acquires that the system starting time is 40.0 seconds, and the determined duration of the digital time running-second animation is 2 seconds, the starting time of the running-second animation is 40.0-2-38.0 seconds.
Further optionally, the prompt window displaying module 520 may further include:
a second running duration determining unit 524, configured to determine a duration of the digital time second running animation according to the start time used for starting the system; or determining the duration of the digital time second-running animation according to the history of the scanning startup management options.
The boot start management device in the embodiment of the present invention may be self-started when the system boots up, and then starts to scan the boot start management options, where the boot start management options may include a current self-starting program list, a self-starting service list, a self-starting plug-in list, a hard disk transmission setting option, a desktop icon caching option, and the like, and a certain time is generally required for the boot start management device to scan these management items, for example, 2 seconds to 3 seconds, and the second running duration determination unit 524 may count an average value or a maximum value required for the scanning time by scanning a history record of the boot start management options, and use the average value or the maximum value as the determination duration of the digital time second running animation.
The second running duration determining unit 524 determines the duration of the digital time second running animation according to the history of the scanning startup management option, may calculate the starting time according to a preset equation to obtain the duration of the second running animation, and if the starting time acquired by the starting time acquiring module 510 is 50 seconds, may determine that the second running duration is 50/20-2.5 seconds.
The boot option management module 530 is configured to perform optimized management on the system boot options according to an instruction input by a user for the boot optimized management options.
For example, the boot optimization management options in the boot optimization prompt window shown in fig. 7 include a "one-key optimization" key region, and when a click instruction input by a user for the key region is obtained, the boot optimization management options obtained by scanning may be optimally managed. In an optional embodiment, when a list of boot management options that can perform optimized management is displayed in the boot optimization prompt window, a user may input a management instruction for each option as needed, and the boot management apparatus performs optimized management for the corresponding boot management option according to the selection of the user, for example, setting an unnecessary self-starting program, service, or plug-in as non-self-starting (if manual starting is needed), or setting a current desktop icon cache option of the system as a recommended setting option, and the like.
The startup management device in the embodiment of the invention displays the digital time second-running animation and the startup optimization management option in the startup optimization prompt window when the system is started, and then performs optimization management on the system startup option according to the instruction input by the user aiming at the startup optimization management option, thereby realizing the optimization management on the system startup project.
It will be understood by those skilled in the art that all or part of the processes of the methods of the embodiments described above can be implemented by a computer program, which can be stored in a computer-readable storage medium, and when executed, can include the processes of the embodiments of the methods described above. The storage medium may be a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), or the like.
The above disclosure is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and it is therefore to be understood that the invention is not limited by the scope of the appended claims.
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1. A boot management method, the method comprising:
when the system is started up, acquiring starting time used by the system and displaying a starting-up optimization prompting window, wherein the starting-up optimization prompting window comprises a second-running animation display area and a starting-up optimization management option display area;
displaying a digital time second running animation in the second running animation display area of the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is a first font size, stopping running the second when the second runs to the starting time, and reducing the digital time to a second font size;
displaying boot optimization management options in the boot optimization management option display area of the boot optimization prompt window according to the starting time, wherein the optimization management options comprise the number of boot optimization management options to be optimized and an optimization instruction input area, and the optimization instruction input area is used for receiving an instruction of a user for optimizing the boot optimization management options to be optimized;
performing optimized management on the system startup options according to instructions input by a user aiming at the startup optimized management options;
wherein the digital time run seconds animation comprises any one or more of:
the digital time second running animation is a second running animation with determined time length, and the determined time length is determined according to the average value and the maximum value of time required by multiple times of historical scanning in the historical records of scanning startup management options; or the determined duration is determined according to the starting time for starting the system;
and the digital time second running animation is a second running animation which starts the second running from the starting time at a preset second running rate until the starting time is reached, and the second running rate is the same as or different from the real time rate.
2. A power-on startup management method as recited in claim 1, wherein prior to displaying a digital time run seconds animation in the power-on optimization prompt window, further comprising:
and subtracting the determined duration from the starting time to obtain the starting time of the running second animation.
3. A boot management apparatus, comprising:
the starting time acquisition module is used for acquiring the starting time for starting the system when the system is started and started;
the prompt window display module is used for displaying a startup optimization prompt window; the prompting window display module comprises a second running animation display unit and a management option display unit, wherein the startup optimization prompting window comprises a second running animation display area and a startup optimization management option display area:
the second running animation display unit is used for displaying a digital time second running animation in the second running animation display area of the starting-up optimization prompt window, wherein the digital time of the digital time second running animation is a first font size, and when the second running animation reaches the starting time, the second running is stopped, and the digital time is reduced to a second font size;
the management option display unit is used for displaying boot optimization management options in the boot optimization management option display area of the boot optimization prompt window according to the starting time after the digital time running second animation stops, wherein the optimization management options comprise the number of the boot optimization management options to be optimized and an optimization instruction input area, and the optimization instruction input area is used for receiving an instruction of a user for optimizing the boot optimization management options to be optimized;
the starting-up option management module is used for carrying out optimized management on the system starting-up options according to the instructions input by the user aiming at the starting-up optimized management options;
wherein the digital time run seconds animation comprises any one or more of:
the digital time second running animation is a second running animation with determined time length, and the determined time length is determined according to the average value and the maximum value of time required by multiple times of historical scanning in the historical records of scanning startup management options; or the determined duration is determined according to the starting time for starting the system;
the digital time second running animation is a second running animation which starts second running from a preset starting time at a preset second running speed until the starting time is reached, and the second running speed is the same as or different from a real time speed
The displayed digital time second running animation is a second running animation with a determined time length, and the determined time length is determined according to the average value or the maximum value of time required by multiple times of historical scanning included in the historical records of the scanning startup management options.
4. A power-on management apparatus as claimed in claim 3, wherein said prompt window display module further comprises:
and the starting time acquiring unit is used for subtracting the determined duration from the starting time to acquire the starting time of the running second animation.
5. An electronic device comprising a processor and a memory, the memory storing a computer program comprising program instructions, the processor being configured to invoke the program instructions to perform the power-on startup management method of any of claims 1-2.
6. A computer-readable storage medium, wherein one or more programs are stored in the computer storage medium, the programs being configured to perform the power-on startup management method of any of claims 1-2.
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