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When I turn on my system.after logging on when I want to refresh my system its taking long time to open refresh box.when once refresh the system will be fast.there will be no problem.when system restarts are turn on it is taking so much time.I have disabled all the features in ms config system.ini.I have cleaned all temporary files.help me out this problem.

I apologize but I do not understand what you're trying to ask here? What do you mean refresh your system?

My system is too slow when I refresh the system for the first time. After getting refreshed it will be fast

I am assuming that you mean restart when you say refresh. When is your system slow? On start-up, loading your profile, general slowness, internet, etc..

Hii

When I open the system for the first time the system.if I open any folder or I want to refresh or open my computer its taking so much time. If it opens it will be fast from that time.if I restart the system it will take much time to open any folder or I want to refresh.please help me out

What operating system?
Make & Model of computer?
Specs... (ie: memory, etc... )

Hii
OK,these are my system configuration. Xp sp2, dell vostro 220,2 gb ram,dual core [email protected] 2.59 ghz,

WHat kind of things do you have set to start on startup? The more things you have scheduled to start on startup the slower the system will run once it is turned on... take a look (don't disable) and take a screenshot.

START > RUN > msconfig > scroll to the startup tab.

THis will list everything scheduled to start once the system starts. If you have unnecessary things in here (ie: ITunes, Skype, chat programs, etc... ) it will cause the system to slow.

Does this happen when you try to run programs as well? If so, take a look at your virtual memory:

"Any programs currently running on your computer must reside in memory. These programs include Windows itself and any programs that you have started; they may be running in the foreground where you interact with them, or in the background where they act on their own or await your interaction.

The main memory in your computer is the physical memory, or RAM (random access memory). This physical memory generally is not large enough to hold all of the running programs, so Windows sets up some additional virtual memory as a file on the hard drive. It then swaps portions of the programs between the physical and virtual memories, always having the currently active portion of a program in the physical memory."

Also, what programs do you have running? SOme slow down system performance more than others...

Also try the following:
1) Check disk for errors
2) Defrag

Thanq for your feed back. But I have done all chkdsk errors and defrag,disk cleanup. And I have kept full scan the system. Its again running like that only