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Okay.  Thank you for explaining that to me.

 

It is still very slow. anything else I can do?


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Slow booting?  Slow opening programs?  Slow going on line?  Slow changing websites?


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Yes.


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Try HD Tune again   See if you still have a smooth curve.


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Do you have a link for that.  I don't see it here?


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I found it on the web...

 

HD Tune Pro: ST640LM001 HN-M640MB Benchmark
 
Test capacity: full
 
Read transfer rate
Transfer Rate Minimum : 1.4 MB/s
Transfer Rate Maximum : 85.5 MB/s
Transfer Rate Average : 70.5 MB/s
Access Time           : 20.7 ms
Burst Rate            : 182.1 MB/s
CPU Usage             : 5.6%
 
 
 

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Sorry, thought we had already run HD tune.  I don't really like the big drop in yours and the speed is low.  Sometimes running defrag will help  Close all programs.  Pause your anti-virus.   Open Computer and right click on the C: drive then Properties then Tools, Defragment Now, Make sure the C:\ drive is select and Defragment Disk.  Don't touch the PC until it is done.  Once it completes. run HD Tune again.  


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Okay.  Thank you!  Will do now.


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I defraged and rebooted and it wouldn't start up.  Never made it to the desktop.  I tried twice then repaired in safe mode... still would not go back to desk top and finally I had to go back to Last known good config.  what is wrong with this PC.  Can it be the processor?  


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Either memory or hard drive problem.  Based on the big drop we saw with HD Tune I'd say your hard drive is dying.  Get Seatools for Windows.  

http://www.seagate.c...ols-win-master/

 

Run the Long Generic test:

 

 http://knowledge.sea...US/FAQ/202435en

 

See if it passes.  


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Okay.  Thank you!


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------------- SeaTools for Windows v1.4.0.4 ---------------
7/12/2017 2:32:48 PM
Model Number: ST640LM001 HN-M640MBB
Serial Number: S2ULJ9AC421260
Firmware Revision: 2AR10002
Short Generic - Started 7/12/2017 2:32:48 PM
Short Generic - Pass 7/12/2017 2:34:26 PM
Long Generic - Started 7/12/2017 2:40:20 PM
Long Generic - Pass 7/12/2017 5:05:32 PM
 
It passed!  What do you think if I try setting it back to factory settings?
Or is there a memory test?

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https://www.howtogee...m-for-problems/


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