I have a Sony Vaio laptop 1.86 GHz processor w/1 Gig of ram. I also have a home network. The problem started when I installed Hp OfficeJet j6450 all- in-one wireless printer. My computer now takes almost 5 (five) minutes to boot up. It use to take 30 to 45 seconds to boot. For what its worth, it puts a lot of files in temp file folder. I've uninstall the program and it's still slow to boot. Hope someone can help.
Computer is slow as a turtle in a jar of molasses
Started by
ridethewave
, Mar 04 2009 08:36 PM
#1
Posted 04 March 2009 - 08:36 PM
I have a Sony Vaio laptop 1.86 GHz processor w/1 Gig of ram. I also have a home network. The problem started when I installed Hp OfficeJet j6450 all- in-one wireless printer. My computer now takes almost 5 (five) minutes to boot up. It use to take 30 to 45 seconds to boot. For what its worth, it puts a lot of files in temp file folder. I've uninstall the program and it's still slow to boot. Hope someone can help.
#2
Posted 04 March 2009 - 08:42 PM
Hello ridethewave & Welcome to GTG
There is many of reasons a computer may become slow
I suggest you read this: http://www.geekstogo...ow-t210685.html By Artellos
Please get back to us on your findings
BTW , i had the same issue some time ago
i done this...
Start> run > type "msconfig" once the window loads " system configuration utility " click on the " BOOT.INI " Tab , check the box /NOGUIBOOT
Taken about 30 seconds off my boot time off...
you can also try going to the " Startup" tab and un-checking the boxes of the programs you DO NOT NEED to start up , you can manually start these programs later on .. just they will not be started everytime you start the computer PLEASE be CAREFUL when deciding on what you do not need ( do not disable any relating to the computer itself , as it may be needed in order for your computer to start correctly )
Best of luck !!!
Anthony19
There is many of reasons a computer may become slow
I suggest you read this: http://www.geekstogo...ow-t210685.html By Artellos
Please get back to us on your findings
BTW , i had the same issue some time ago
i done this...
Start> run > type "msconfig" once the window loads " system configuration utility " click on the " BOOT.INI " Tab , check the box /NOGUIBOOT
Taken about 30 seconds off my boot time off...
you can also try going to the " Startup" tab and un-checking the boxes of the programs you DO NOT NEED to start up , you can manually start these programs later on .. just they will not be started everytime you start the computer PLEASE be CAREFUL when deciding on what you do not need ( do not disable any relating to the computer itself , as it may be needed in order for your computer to start correctly )
Best of luck !!!
Anthony19
Edited by Anthony19, 04 March 2009 - 08:44 PM.
#3
Posted 04 March 2009 - 10:37 PM
Thanks for the welcome. I read the tips and did your suggestion. Nothing worked. The problem started when I installed the HP printer program. I noticed it puts a lot of files in the windows temp folder. Now, even if I uninstall the program the problem still exist. any other suggestions?
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