Will the number and proerty of the program affects the performance   speed  of the computer?
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The number of installed programs does not affect the computer speed.\n\nInstead, the number of RUNNING applications is the one which affect the speed.\nTry to reduce the amount of running program and you will get peter performance.\n\n\nPS: Many programs install put a running files to run all the time, so be careful\n\nXLMan
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Your processor speed will certainly affect the speed that the computer can process functions.  Your RAM is an allocation of memory that is needed when running programs.  The more you multi-task, or run multiple programs, the more this will tax your system.
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It'll b much faster. Ur computer will hog less & will allow u 2 work 2 or more programs at once. Disadvantages r da cost & some times da power usage of it
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In fact any computer nowadays is fast as you don't ever need - unless you're gaming, 3D design, video encoding and so on...\n\nThe question is if the computer is optimized. This means, with the given software and hardware configuration, is the computer as fast as it normally should be.\n\nA system free of virus, spyware and hardware faults can still be slow. The important thing is where the processing speed is going. If you have a 500Mhz pc for example, you shouldn't run WindowsXP with full graphical details. As long as you can figure out where you processor speed is going, and you manage it to point towards you primary task, you'll be just fine.
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Yes and no! \n\nIf these programs are not starting up when windows starts but are just there so that you can run them when you want, they will certainly not slow you down.
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every program does. Especially when the program takes up a large percentage of your memory. Add more ram.\n\nOr clean up your startup using msconfig.
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It can if you have an old computer, but if you have better than the minimum requirements listed for the software you shouldn't notice any changes.
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Well, since I'm not affiliated with Microsoft or Sun, here's my 2 cents.\n\nC#, or any .Net platform program, or any Java program running under JRE should NEVER be faster at complex math calculations than any language that compiles natively.\n\nHaving said that, if the speed limit is 70 miles per hour, can you go faster in a Porche 911 or a Ford Taurus?\n\nYou are going to have to work real hard to convince me that with the speed of computer hardware today, your speed differential between .Net or Java code versus something natively compile is worth it.\n\nMost of the time, even with complex calcuations, I/O is the bottleneck.  But if speed is of that importance, then I'd say it was important enough to prototype the calcuation in both languages and test it out.
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Read the sted by step article provided by Microsoft.\n\n4 Ways to Speed Up Your Computer's Performance\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/atwork/getstarted/speed.mspx
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In term of speed to be honest, there is not much you can do, stop using those program like email client, stop updating antivirus software or spyware remove program when browsing the web. \n:)
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Most likely not. RAM controls how fast and smooth programs on your computer work. The most likely problem is that you need some kind of plugin for the browser or the website is just messed up/not finished. \n\nSometimes you run across these types of sites on the net. Try some other sites and if they open fine, then you know it is just the website that is having problems. \n\nOr if you need a plugin, check which plugin it is asking for and download it from the proper source website.\n\nAlso on another note, try a different browser and see if it works there. Sometimes when a site doesn't work in IE I use firefox and it usually works. If it doesn't work in firefox, I then try IE.\n\nHope that helps you out!
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laptop processors naturally are slower than desktop ones. I'm sure Amd can run all the applications intel can. your celeron probably can't run some programs smoothly but it can probably run them slowly.
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won't hurt the laptop, but will mess up your operating system (the program) because it takes a few seconds for the operating system to do "house keeping" and shut down programs in the right order and save inportant info.
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it really depends on the system as to wheather or not it has the capacity to operate at a faster rate. chack out your system  such as the hard drive size[how many gig. it is] the cpu speed[pentuiam 2, 3, or 4?..800mhz?] how much memory you have? 64? 128?256? these will tell you if you CAN run faster after you clean you your system or if your just going to waste your time and sanity..hope this helps..
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That has nothing to do with speed. Click start and get into your control panel where it says C: or D: depending on your make and model Right click and hit properitys, Thats your space. Now open up your control panel again and look for a icon called System, click it, thats everything you need to know about your computer speed.
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is all of the programs behave like this?
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it looks like ur processor with 433 MHz is too slow for running Win XP..\n\nfollw these steps to get the maximum performance it can give:\n\n-- Run Disk Clean Up for each drive every day.. it can be found in the start>programs>accessories>system tools..\n\n-- Run Disk Defragmenter for each drive once in a week.. it too can be found under start>programs>accessories>system tools.. this may take hours..\n\n-- Run Error Check(Scan Disk) for each drive.. Right click the drive icon.. take properties.. inside the 'Tool' tab it will be found..\n\n-- Check for unused programs that are installed in the system and remove if any..  this can be done using Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs..\n\n-- Right click My Computer.. take properties.. take 'Advanced' tab.. take 'Settings' under 'Performance' section.. choose 'Adjust for best performance' button.. apply the changes..\n   take 'System Restore' tab in the same window.. select 'Turn off system restore on all drives'.. apply the changes..\n   take 'Automatic updates' tab.. choose 'Turn off automatic updating'..(This step is not a must)..\n   click ok..\n\n-- Take Start>Run, type msconfig.. a window will pop-up.. inside that take statup tab.. check for unwanted startup intems and uncheck it all.. it requires restarting of the system..\n\nrestart your system.. now it will give the maximum performance it can.. good luck..