slow process in my system -?
818613
http://ccleaner.com is what I use. Its free and does the job
948448
1) Remove the program from startup \n\nhttp://yanswers.blogspot.com/2006/10/pc-running-slow.html\n2) Run ccleaner to remove its entry from registry.\n\nhttp://yanswers.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-to-use-ccleaner.html
647727
you need to clean out your hard drive. first delete all the files you don't need. then defrag etc... in system tools. you'll see it will work much faster. Also go through add or remove programs and delete all the unwanted programs you downloaded to your computer that are taking up a ton of space. g'luck!
696692
the processes are to heavy for the amount of RAM you have... get more RAM. x
20781
your probably running to many programs all at once try closeing some running process....this may work and You need to get more memory go out spend some cash on some memory all you need is a cool 1 gig stick or 2 512mb and u should have no problems.... another thing u can try is to format your drive and start all over again with a fresh system but save your drivers this will save u a lot of time....
10259
When you uninstall prograhms sometimes stuff is left on the registry that takes up time the computer looks for stuff that has been deleated. Try editing the registery for un needed items. this is where some spyware is hiding that slows down the computer. Try useing Adaware and registery cleaner proghams. Also run disk cleanup and defragment the hard drive.
826333
it's probably your startup\nall these programs starting at once is what causes slow startup.\nalso an antivirus could be running at startup, that really slows it down.\ntry this before u mess with the registry
931505
Trim down your start-up processes. Many applications will add entries to the system start-up so that they load up faster when first fun (such as many media players, acrobat, etc)\n\nOpen the "run" console from the start menu and type in "msconfig"\n\nUn-check anything in the "startup" section which does not need to run at boot (if you're not sure, try googling the process to find out what  it does first). You can also speed things up further by triming down the Windows services, but unless you know what you are doing I wouldn't reccomend that.\n\nA couple of other tips:\n*Clear out your prefetch folder from time to time, as this can become cluttered with no-longer required processes.\n*Refresh your paging files regularly - a number of applications available for this.\n*Defragment your drive at least once a week - you are better of using a 3rd party application for that though, as the in-built Windows defrag tool is not the most reliable or powerful
1105131
You may need to clean it up; try:\nDeleting temp and history.\nRunning clean disk\nRunning Defrag\nClearing your recent files\nEditting the programs that run at start up.
150310
There can be alot of reasons why your computer is running really slow. You might want to get someone to come out to the house and take a look at it. If you have all of your information backed up you might want to reload the OS. Go to your computer manufacturers web site and you will be able to get the instructions from there.
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Well, just by this discription, its difficult to predict. But lets investigate. Press ctrl+alt+del and Go To Process Tab. There would be processes showing CPU usage. Press the CPU top bar twice, to show CPU usage in descending order. Don't close it. Now write the same command as you had mentioned, and while it is doing the slow working, go to the Process window you had just opened. Observe which process is taking unusually high CPU , excepting the process titled 'System Idle Process'. It might be a virus or a spyware. Report the process in your next question. I am waiting for a quick response from your side, and waiting for this question to be selected as a good answer\n\n\nAfter additional details.\nWell, I feel the way I mentioned above is the best to know that. I too have observed this thing with many computers, and the reason in majority of them for slow stand by or shut down was that they had a good amount of load. I don't remember the exact detals, but when you close your PC, it saves some info before shutdown. You can do the following:\n\n[Start] [Run] [Regedit]\nRegistry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SYSTEM&#92;CurrentControlSet&#92;Contro\nl\nModify/Create the Value Name [WaitToKillServiceTimeout] according to the Value Data listed below.\nData Type: REG_SZ [String Value] // Value Name: WaitToKillServiceTimeout\nValue Data: [Default = 20,000 (expressed in milliseconds) Modify to preference.]\n*set to 1000*\nit will definately speed up the shutdown of your pc.\nExit Registry and Reboot
664447
Well it seems to be a slowdown due to a trojan not checked by your tools.\nSo first of all make a back-up or transfer all  your data to another support. Then format the residential HDD and everything will be fine.\nIF this is too much complicate and time wasting I'll suggest a couple of links where you can connect and get better freeware to clean-up your system....let me know.\nb/regards
606121
Remove your CDROM and check ur system,if ur system still slow. Then may be ur system infected with a virus/spyware etc.\nOtherwise chage ur CDROM.
378280
There must be a virus on your computer that is slowing your pc down.I have faced this problem before of the pc hanging on using the internet.Use a good security software to clean up ur disks.
1074824
This is a multiple layered issue.\n\n Most slow issues are related to CPU and or RAM related issues. If you are having application response issues this is related to both of these items. The first thing to review is the processes that are operating in the background. If running xp this is simple. ctrl+alt+del for the task manager. click on the tab marked processes and verify that only 45-50 processes are running. If there are more than you should shut down any processes that are not SYSTEM related. The other cure for mulitple processes running is to click the following start/run: enter msconfig then click on the start up tab. go through the list of items that you do not want to start up at the boot. This will eliminate you having to stop processes every time you restart. Note after this process you will restart and be sure to click the waring that you reconfigured your start up or it will appear everytime.\n\n Ok next thing to check would be defrag and cookies.\n\nclick start/my computer/alt click on c drive/click on properties/tools tab/defrag. Always run analyze first if defrag is required do so. This is a slow process and requires that no other applications are occrruing.\n\nFinally I would try this.\n\nClean out temp file and recycle bin.\n\nVia the following steps\n\nstart/control panel/free up space on your hard disk/select c drive/chose items to eliminate. run clean up.\n\nNote the above are all related to maintenance. If infact it is your interenet speed that is slow none of this will speed up your browsing. If it is application related then a cpu or ram upgrade may be needed.\n\nGood luck
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hold down Ctrl+Alt+Delete and bring up the Task Manager. Click the Processes tab and a list of running programs is displayed. Click CPU to sort them by the amount of CPU time each process is taking. \n    On top should be System Idle Process at about 95% or more.\nIf any other is taking more than the System Idle Process you probably have a virus. Try Trend Micro's "Housecall" to check and clear viruses. You will also want to find and remove Malware. Spybot Search and Destroy is free and fairly good. look around for others.\n   Follow this link for a broadband speed test:-\nhttp://www.adslguide.org.uk/tools/speedtest.asp\n\nGood Luck
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Do a regular disk defragment (this is like doing filing within your comp - puts files back in place) from "all programmes>system tools>defragment".  Install a programme like cccleaner (a free download), this cleans everything from temp files, memory dumps, MRU lists and a tonne of stuff.  AVG FREE antivirus is great.  Make sure your Firewall is turned on through your Security centre in the control panel...if you run all these programmmes on a regular basis it should keep things running smoothly, alternatively upgrade your memory as the fuller it becomes the slower things will get.  Hope this helps :)