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by pierrejamme
Could be numerous items causing this.
Run MSconfig and uncheck all useless programs in startup, such as Realplay etc.
A common problem is a bloated or damaged registry. If you install and uninstall numerous programs over time the registry becomes bloated. Remedy is to use a "Registry Compactor" or better yet do a clean install.
If registry is damaged, boot into command prompt and run C\:scanreg /fix.
Before you go there make sure you have cleaned out your C:\windows\temp directory and emptied the Recycle Bin, these areas can slow you down if they are loaded up with useless files. Rountinely (Monthly)running Scandisk and Defrag in Safe Mode is highly recommended.
Numerous sites on the web to help with making you computer run faster.
by sgt_shultz
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by fred07
Hi
Start by opening ie
go to tools and delete all temp files
do an adaware scan via spywarenuker or spybot and lose all the chosen files
DEFRAG
fred
by altheamartin
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