If you often play Tencent games or use Tencent software, you will find that sometimes when running Tencent's applications, the computer will become very stuck. It is obviously just opening a dungeon, but the computer becomes stuck. This is What is the situation, what happens when playing Tencent games is very stuck? What should I do if I use Tencent software very stuck? The following small series will bring you relevant tutorials in this regard, let's take a look.
In fact, this is just the background program that Tencent pre-installed and downloaded. This resource has been secretly engaged in automatic download and update services for various Tencent software in the background, and the system resources are not generally high.
If you don't want it to affect the game experience, the easiest way is to directly find the installation path of the game and start the game directly, instead of checking the update through the Tencent game platform and then starting the game. However, this method can cure the symptoms but not the root cause, so the most direct and effective method is to disable it (Professional Edition) in Group Policy or use the "replace" method to make it invalid.
First of all, let's talk about the method of the professional version. First, press the shortcut key win+R and enter gpdeit.msc to enter the group policy. If there is an option, first select "New" and it will appear), then right-click on "Other Rules", select "New Path Rule", and then enter the Tencentdl.exe file address.
This file is generally located in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Tencent\QQDownload\XXX folder. The number of the file varies from person to person. Please pay attention to it, and then find the corresponding file path according to the display path on the computer. That's it.
Select "Do not allow" in the security level, and then click OK to exit the group policy. The operation of the professional version is successful.
The home version processing method is relatively simple, delete Tencentdl.exe directly, create a new text file in situ, rename it to Tencentdl.exe (change the suffix .txt to .exe), then use the right mouse button to select Properties, click Security Options, Then in the options in the interface, choose to refuse all operations and it will be solved, but it should be reminded that this method has a small disadvantage, that is, you have to re-operate after each software upgrade. Of course, friends who want to save trouble can simply disable his system permissions to prevent him from automatically starting.
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