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by aronya1
This is probably not going to be the answer you were looking for, but I'd recommend a format & reinstall. My experience has been that OS upgrades are not a good idea. It is much better to format & install fresh if you feel the need to change. Windows rarely, if ever, fixes any underlying problems by upgrading, and often makes a situation worse. Start from scratch & your problem will be fixed, I think.
Also, you'll get better performance from the machine if you use the OS it was designed for. I just reimaged a Toshiba laptop with a Celeron 700mhz & 64mb of memory. Someone upgraded the OS from WinME to Win2000. Taking it back to the original setup increased the performance 300%, at least.
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