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Jan 6, 2008, 10:35 AM
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| | | my computer so slow hello ppl.
i have problem with my pc and it is a common problem which may face many
anyways i have windows VISTA install in my computer and it is soooo slow
i have 1 GB memory
so what are the procdure that i can do to over come this problem
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Jan 6, 2008, 10:39 AM
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Pay to call ScottGem for advice ($.75/min) | First you need to give us more info. Like what processor and how much hard drive space. You also need to explain what exactly is slow. Is itusing the Internet or loading or running programs or what? If its the Internet, what type of connection do you have? If its running programs, what programs? |
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Jan 6, 2008, 11:13 AM
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| If you are upgrading from Windows XX to Windows Vista, the very first thing you need to do is to read the "System Requirements" on the Windows packaging. If your processor and available services and resources do not meet the needs of the core system you are killing yourself.
Your system will be page swapping memory until the cows come home.
Did you match the requirements prior to installing the software? You may be starving on system resources, have a badly fragmented disk (Run De frag).
Please get back to us. |
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Jan 6, 2008, 11:31 AM
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| In addition to what was said by other contributors, keep in mind when you are reading system requirements for software like this, the requirements shown are the bare minimum. For instance, for anything but the Basic O/S, Vista requires a minimum of 1 GB of system memory. That does not mean that the software will run at its peak performance with 1 GB - quite the contrary. Personally, I would never try running a Windows O/S with the minimum system requirements, but always try to keep a margin above what is specified, especially with respect to system RAM.
Second, keep in mind any other drain that there may be on these system resources. For example, if you have an on-board video with your computer, the video memory is typically taken off the top from your system RAM, meaning that the memory left over for other programs including your O/S is reduced by the amount of that video RAM. |
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Jan 20, 2008, 09:36 PM
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| Thank u ppl for ur answer
and i wanna to give a big SORRY 'couz i have problem with my Internet connection not because my connection no it something from the company it self
anywayz this is some information may be can help
i have 80 GB for hard disk space,
the problems are
let's start with this
when i want to open my notebook -'couz the OS in my notebook- i have to Waite 10 minutes !!! just to open.
when i make R-click in the desktop i have to wait some seconds let's say 30 or 40
when i D-click on the icon i have to Waite longer may be some minutes
when i make copy paste in some where i also have to Waite
when i put my flash memory in the notebook i have to Waite 2 to 3 minutes just to see the removable disk's icon
it is really a disaster !!!
hop u can help
'couz it guide me banana !!! :) good luck
btw how can i stop the running Auto for example when i insert CD or flash memory |
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Jan 22, 2008, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by landomy hello ppl.
i have problem with my pc and it is a common problem which may face many
anyways i have windows VISTA install in my computer and it is soooo slow
i have 1 GB memory
so what are the procdure that i can do to over come this problem
and thank you | re isntall to operating system or you need more ram .like upgrade |
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Jan 22, 2008, 04:55 AM
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| Hellow Try Some Of These Might Help You A Lot..
1.
When System reboots Ready To use go to MSCONFIG for Details Visit the Link How to use MSCONFIG in Windows Vista: NetSquirrel.com
and in the Start UP List Just Uncheck the Programms U Don't Want To Use on the Start UP..
2.
Delete the Programms Which U Often Use..
Go For Disk Clean UP..  |
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Jan 22, 2008, 06:45 PM
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| I recently had a problem similar to this.
I found this resource online and they diagnosed by computer problem for free. Hope this helps. Free PC Diagnostic |
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