Slow XP PC
Started by
msiz
, Sep 12 2005 06:49 AM
#31
Posted 23 September 2005 - 03:49 PM
#32
Posted 23 September 2005 - 04:05 PM
I'm sorry, I missed that you had already posted that -- sometimes loose track of things in these longer threads.
Let's back up..
Your system is "slow"
Your system was previously cleaned of malware and you were then forwarded here from them
When did things "slow" down? Before or after the cleaning? Have you had any power outages? You installed some programs during the cleaning? Anything specifically slow down when you installed your antivirus program? Pcguard?
I am going to go find the original thread and see what that tells me, plus go looking for a manual for your motherboard. You have an OEM motherboard made by Pcchips with a SIS chipset and integrated video--this is not a recipe for a screaming fast system.
Let's back up..
Your system is "slow"
Your system was previously cleaned of malware and you were then forwarded here from them
When did things "slow" down? Before or after the cleaning? Have you had any power outages? You installed some programs during the cleaning? Anything specifically slow down when you installed your antivirus program? Pcguard?
I am going to go find the original thread and see what that tells me, plus go looking for a manual for your motherboard. You have an OEM motherboard made by Pcchips with a SIS chipset and integrated video--this is not a recipe for a screaming fast system.
#33
Posted 23 September 2005 - 04:38 PM
Things slowed down before the "cleaning
no power outages .....
I know nothing about motherboards ..................
no power outages .....
I know nothing about motherboards ..................
#34
Posted 23 September 2005 - 05:09 PM
One thing I notice--32bit color with only 16mb of shared videoram for windows xp....
right click your desktop, choose PROPERTIES, choose SETTINGS...on the right, change color quality to medium
Also, right click MY COMPUTER, choose PROPERTIES, choose ADVANCED, choose SETTINGS button under performance, then choose the radio button "adjust for best performance"
This will make things really ugly---for the moment. We will change it back later. For now, reboot. Make a difference?
right click your desktop, choose PROPERTIES, choose SETTINGS...on the right, change color quality to medium
Also, right click MY COMPUTER, choose PROPERTIES, choose ADVANCED, choose SETTINGS button under performance, then choose the radio button "adjust for best performance"
This will make things really ugly---for the moment. We will change it back later. For now, reboot. Make a difference?
#35
Posted 24 September 2005 - 02:38 PM
have changed desktop properties to medium...
my computer properties were already set to "adjust for best performance" ...
nothing ugly to report!!
my computer properties were already set to "adjust for best performance" ...
nothing ugly to report!!
#36
Posted 05 October 2005 - 11:19 AM
hiya
any more ideas ............ ?
any more ideas ............ ?
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