[john god]

Hello. My computer is running real, real slow....

I would like to know if,,

Advanced SystemCare 7

is any good to use??

 

Or what else can I use to make it run better and faster?

 

Running Windows xp Google chrome.

 

I also have to reset my linksys every time I try to on.

 

I get, unable to connect to the internet, reload------more

Resoling host at bottom left of page

 

Windows -system error

There is an IP Address conflict with another system on the network

 

Pages unresponsive, kill pages---------wait

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Thank-You--johngod

Edited by john god, 09 August 2014 - 09:30 PM.

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Hello john!

There are many things that slow your computer down.

No Advanced SystemCare7 isn't any good and may even cause you problems.

Here's a quick fix. See how many green checks you get!

doneato!

http://support.micro...rformance/en-us

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Edited by donetao, 10 August 2014 - 02:14 AM.

[donetao]

Hello john!

There are many things that slow your computer down.

No Advanced SystemCare7 isn't any good and may even cause you problems.

Here's a quick fix. See how many green checks you get!

doneato!

http://support.micro...rformance/en-us

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Edited by donetao, 10 August 2014 - 02:14 AM.

[ranchhand3]

Usually, when XP starts to gradually run slower there are lots of BHOs and loaders that are loading on boot, most of which you are not aware of. In addition, when you start having problems with your network connections/internet stability there may be viruses involved running in the background.

 

So please start a here.  And follow the directions to prepare an OTL log and post it in that forum.  Someone will be by to help you with your malware issue.

Edited by CompCav, 10 August 2014 - 11:41 AM.
amended to correct response for this part of the forum

[donetao]

Hello!

I would love to recommend all those tools to GTG members, but I was told it was against the forum rules.

I would add CCleaner to the list.

There are also some great online scanners you can use to scan for malware,if you think you may be infected!

Here are some great reasons your computer has slowed down!

slow computer

Edited by donetao, 10 August 2014 - 08:39 AM.

[john god]

Went to this http://support.micro...rformance/en-us,

it said that it is not supported at this time....

 

I deleted;

Advanced SystemCare 7

 

 

When I first logged on,I received this message:

 

The setup files are corrupted. Please obtain a new copy of the program.

 

 

(This is what I have loaded on my pc right now..)

Avast Anti-Virus

Super Anti-Spyware

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

cCleaner

TFC Oldtimer

Secunia PSI

Update Checker

Erunt

Speccy

WinDirStat

Security Check

Crucial Scan

Auslogics Disk Defrag

Autoruns

mbar

Microsoft Safety and Security Center

Edited by john god, 10 August 2014 - 08:39 AM.

[donetao]

Went to this http://support.micro...rformance/en-us,

it said that it is not supported at this time....

 

I just ran this on my W7. The problem may be that XP is not being supported any longer.

You really need to start thinking seriously about up grading your computer.

PS I don't see any thing wrong with the programs you have listed. I have used most of them.

[donetao]

The setup files are corrupted. Please obtain a new copy of the program.

 

When do you see this message??

[ranchhand3]

 

I would love to recommend all those tools to GTG members, but I was told it was against the forum rules.

I would add CCleaner to the list.

Really!  That surprises me. Well, I guess different forums have different rules, but I haven't read anything about not using those tools. Oh, well.

[john god]

First time I saw that message was today.

 

Can't afford to upgrade to a new computer right now.

Edited by CompCav, 10 August 2014 - 11:36 AM.
No malware logs in a non malware forum

[CompCav]

Please go here.  And follow the directions to prepare an OTL log and post it in that forum.  Someone will be by to help you with your malware issue.

[CompCav]

@ranchhand3,

 

Please do not post malware removal directions in  a non malware removal forum.

 

Per our terms of use:

 

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• We offer free computer help and tech support for home and personal use. We are not here to support others that work for profit, or to support/replace your company's IT department.
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• Help is permitted in the forums only. No support is offered, or allowed via Personal Message or email.

 

 

Thank you for your understanding and support.

 

 

Regards,

 

CompCav

[john god]

Sorry...........I didn't know this...................

Edited by john god, 10 August 2014 - 12:16 PM.

[ranchhand3]

Ok, no problem. The programs I listed are universally used by every forum I belong to with no problems. But I am happy to comply. However, if I am prevented from using Hijack This, then I will bow out of this thread since I cannot help the OP without that tool.

Wish you the best!

[CompCav]

Thank you for your understanding. They have posted in the malware forum and are being helped.

We appreciate your participation and help here in non-malware issues. If you are a qualified malware removal helper you may PM admin to provide support. If you are not you can apply for GeekU our malware removal school.

Regards,

CompCav