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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: India
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Some more details would really help in answering your query better.
Please give details about your PC more... like amount of RAM, the processor, hard drive space with free space, the OS. Also, which antivirus, and antispyware scans you ran. Sometimes unnecessary programs can take up the RAM space, and make the PC slow. So, you can watch the processes with Task Manager, or a process watcher program like Process Revealer free, or Process Explorer, or Anvir Task Manager. You can search for Google for any unknown processes.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Wales, UK
Posts: 791
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IMO, once you're sure that you're clear of malware the next thing to look at is the amount of programs running in the background that are automatically starting up with your OS.
Try disabling anything unnecessary, rarely used, or that can easily be started manually when required. You can manage these startups with various apps e.g. Codestuff Starter, WinPatrol, Autoruns. Also you may benefit from adding more RAM depending on your OS and how much you currently have installed? |
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Co-Author, Best Free Security List
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 1,483
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In addition to all the other advice provided, try cleaning up your pc with Glary Utilities and CCleaner (beware of the registry cleaning).
Also, try running a disk space analyzer especially if your hard drive is filling up. Lastly, other than hardware upgrades (and overclocking [experts only]), CleanMem may help (particularly if you have low RAM). Last edited by J_L; 12. Nov 2009 at 01:53 AM. |
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