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My computer has been slow and start bar disappears?

Every time I turn the computer on it boots up really slow now. And once its all done booting up the start bar either disappears or I cant click it because it turns into that ‘sand glass’ thing. I really need help. I’ve been running scans with Spybot Search and Destroy and AVG. Does anyone know what else I can try to fix it?

For running slow there are many causes:
Microsoft Registry Problems = Slow Computer!
Spyware/Adware
RAM
De-Fragmenting
Etc.
For your pc, maybe not because of viruse. if you are running AVG.

Below can help you speed up your pc:

For IE, click Tools, Internet Options delete cookies delete files (offline files) clear history (set days to save to 0 if you want) click o.k., and Restart

For Firfox, press ctrl+shift+del, and click clean private data.

Manage your startup:
Open your Start menu -> Click Run -> In the command screen type “msconfig.exe” -> In the “system configuration utility”, click either “service” or “startup” tab -> Uncheck all programs that your are no longer using.

De-Fragmenting
1. Right click of C Disk.
2. Click properties.
3. Click tools tab.
4. Click “Defragment now”.
5. Click Defragment.

You can search which process full use you cpu, and end the process.

Under steps:
1. right click on the TaskBar.
2. click the Task Manager.
3. click the processes tab.
4. double click the CPU.
5. find if the “System Idle Process” is max.
6. if not right click and click end process.

Learn “Why Is My Computer Running so Slow?” and “How to Speed it UP”:

http://downloadlk.net/WhyIsMyComputerSlow.htm

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