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Windows 10 extremely slow to load up applications/new webpages

Started by kouper , Jun 14 2018 05:32 PM

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#1
kouper

Posted 14 June 2018 - 05:32 PM

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Not sure what to do and I'm trying to avoid a full re-format right now as I don't have space on my external drive to carry over my important stuff. Right now it takes a minute or so to open up a webbrowser, any time I go to a new webpage, or scroll down it can be 30seconds to a minute before they load. Applications and games are also extremely slow to open, but once they do open they run perfectly. Running malwarebytes and CC cleaner doesn't find anything I need to fix, according to speccy and memcheck my hardware's running fine. I'm totally open to suggestions as it's really irritating to use this PC right now.

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dmccoy

Posted 14 June 2018 - 09:30 PM

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Please follow the steps below to help troubleshoot your system. Let me know if you have any questions.

Step 1:
Speccy
Download Speccy to your desktop

1. File > Publish Snapshot. This saves your snapshot to their servers
2. Copy and Paste the link to your next Reply

Step 2:
Click on Start menu
Type command to start searching
Right click on command prompt in list and select Run Administrator
Copy and Paste each the commands below into the command prompt and press Enter key

1. sfc /scannow (best to run 2-3 times, rebooting after each time)

2. (Windows 8 or higher)
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

If any Errors are found with sfc /scannow then:
Copy and Paste the following command, and press ENTER:
findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log >"%userprofile%\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt"
This will copy sfcdetails.txt to your desktop
Upload sfcdetails.txt file

Step 3:
Download Process Explorer to your desktop

Right Click on the procexp64.exe or procexp.exe and Select Run As Administrator
In the View menu click on Select Columns
Check Verified Signer, Virus Total on Process Image Tab
Select the Process I/O tab and check Reads, Rights and click OK
Select Options Menu and Check Verify ImageSignatures, VirusTotal.com > Check Virustotal.com
Double Click on the CPU Column to sort by highest CPU usage.
(Highest CPU Processes should be at the top once sorted properly)
Wait approximately a minute
Select Save or Save As from the File menu
Save SystemIdleProcess.txt to Desktop
Upload file to your reply

Step 4:
Download Event Viewer Tool to your desktop

1. Right click on Vew.exe program and select Run as Administrator
2.. Under Select log to query
3. select System
4. Under Select type to list
Select:
* Error
* Warning
Choose the Number of events as follows:
Click on number of events
Type 20 in the box (1 to 20)
Click the Run button (Notepad will open the log)
Upload files to next reply
Rename to SystemLog.txt or it will be overwritten

Run the above steps again Except at step 3.
Select Application
Rename log file to ApplicationLog.txt
Upload or Paste to next reply

Step 5:
How to perform a clean boot in Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135

Let me know if it is much better after performing the clean boot.

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jamesmehraa

Posted 15 June 2018 - 05:19 AM

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These are short but effective ways to speed up your windows 10

1. Making the Start menu

taskbar, and action center transparent is one thing, but Windows 10 still has a lot of other snazzy, built-in special effects. To really go bare-bones on the special effects, right-click the Start button and click System.

2. Disable Startup programs

If your PC is taking a long time to boot up -- and you've enabled Fast Startup and everything -- you may have too many programs starting up when you turn your computer on. To fix this, right-click on the Start button and click Task Manager. Click the Startup tab (click More details if you don't see the Startup tab) and peruse the list of programs that start up with your computer. If you see a program that doesn't need to be there, right-click it and click Disable. You can also arrange the list of programs by Startup impact, if you'd like to see the programs that are taking up the most resources (and time).

3. Go opaque

Windows 10's new Start menu is sexy and see-through, but that transparency will cost you some (slight) resources. To reclaim those resources, you can disable transparency in the Start menu, taskbar, and action center: Open the Settings menu and go to Personalization > Colors and toggle off Make Start, taskbar, and action center transparent.

4.Find (and fix) the problem

Windows 10 has a built-in performance troubleshooter that can help you find and fix any problems that might be affecting your PC's speed. To open the troubleshooter, right-click on the Start button and click Control Panel. Under Security and Maintenance at the top, click Troubleshoot common computer problems. Next, under System and Security, click Run maintenance tasks.

5. Reduce the Boot Menu Time-out

When your computer starts up, the boot menu is displayed for a certain amount of time before the operating system loads. This gives you time to do things like start Windows in Safe Mode. You can shave a few seconds off your startup time by changing the boot menu time-out, which is set to 30 seconds by default.

6. No tipping

In an effort to be helpful, Windows 10 will sometimes give you tips on how to get the most out of the OS. It scans your computer in order to do this, a process that can have a slight impact on performance. To turn off these tips, go to Start > Settings > System > Notifications & actions and toggle off Get tips, tricks and suggestions as you use Windows.

7. Run Disk Cleanup

This one's a win-win. It'll improve performance and free up space on your hard drive. Disk Cleanup has been around forever, but this trusted Windows utility can still help clean out the temporary files, installers and other junk littering your hard drive. To run it, just search for Disk Cleanup, run it and click the button labeled Clean up system files.

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kouper

Posted 15 June 2018 - 04:04 PM

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1-http://speccy.pirifo...tbfTH1rd2QIwOzh

2-No errors found

And I've attached the requested files. Performing a cleanboot now to see how that goes.

Attached Files

applicationlog.txt 11.82KB 273 downloads
systemlog.txt 16.76KB 362 downloads
systemidleprocess.txt 21.28KB 1 downloads

#5
dmccoy

Posted 15 June 2018 - 05:21 PM

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Your logs don’t indicate any real issues. I assume you are running Winsows on the SSD which is getting pretty low in space around 15% free most recommend 20-25% for best performance but it can depend on the drive. Let me know on the clean boot.

Try the clean boot and also perform the following steps:

Download MiniToolBox and save it to your desktop

Right click on program and select Run as Administrator
Select to Run All options
Click Go and wait patiently
After it completes (a reboot may be needed)
MTB.txt will be saved on your desktop
Upload MTB.txt file to your next reply

Msinfo32 File
1. Click on Start menu
2. Type in command
3. Right click on Command Prompt in list and select Run as Administrator
4. Copy and Paste the command into the command console
msinfo32 /nfo "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\msinfo32.nfo"

5. Compress the msinfo32 file to .zip file
6. Upload the msinfo32 file from your desktop

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kouper

Posted 16 June 2018 - 10:05 AM

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Ok here are the MTB.txt and the msinfo.

Attached Files

MTB.txt 37.35KB 305 downloads
msinfo.32.rar 59.69KB 1 downloads

#7
dmccoy

Posted 17 June 2018 - 11:49 AM

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Sorry for the delay I’m out of town for the weekend. I’ll get back with you tomorrow

#8
kouper

Posted 17 June 2018 - 05:02 PM

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No worries at all. It's been a busy weekend.

#9
dmccoy

Posted 18 June 2018 - 03:28 PM

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I recommend unistalling NVIDIA GeForce Experience it is causing some issues and is not needed. Also some errors with Bonjour remove or disable the service if not needed.

I was unable to download your msinfo.rar file for some reason. Try sharing over file sharing site such as google drive, one drive, dropbox, etc.

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kouper

Posted 22 June 2018 - 07:32 PM

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Sorry for the delay. Busy week at work.

https://drive.google...iew?usp=sharing

Here's the msinfo again.

#11
dmccoy

Posted 23 June 2018 - 10:35 AM

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No problem. Did you ever try the clean boot to see how it performs?

#12
kouper

Posted 23 June 2018 - 10:50 AM

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Ya. Internet still did it's weird slow thing. A part of me is wondering if I have hardware going bad. Tried to game last night and games I normally get 60-100 FPS on I was getting 10-30 in when I was with other players...

#13
dmccoy

Posted 23 June 2018 - 03:19 PM

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My next recommendations would be perform the following tests on your hard drive, CPU and GPU.

Test Hard drive:

Seagate Seatools for Windows - Run the Long Test

Please Download and Run SeaTools for Windows

1. Once it starts it will scan for all drives connected to your computer.

2. Select drive you want to test.

3. Select the Long Generic Test under the Basic Tests menu

4. When the test is complete you will see the result under Test Status

5. The test will indicate either Pass or Fail.

6. Provide the Results in your reply.

Stress Test Your CPU - Prime 95
https://www.tenforum...t-your-cpu.html

Select the Blended Test
Record maximum temperatures and duration of testing.
Best to test > 3 hrs and abort testing as needed for freezing, temperature changes, etc
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Stress Test GPU - FurMark
https://www.tenforum...tress-test.html

Make note of the importance of temperature monitoring and aborting the test in the GPU link
Test for approx 1 hour
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