how can i check my pc speed?
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you can go to your control panel and go to system and that has your system information
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You can tell how long your computer has been running, or how long some processes (like Internet Explorer) have been running but I don't think you can tell how long you have been connected to the Internet. Open the Task Manager, and select the Processes tab. Click on the View menu and then on Select Columns. Check CPU Time and click OK. The System Idle Process field will tell you how long your computer has been running. The CPU Time might tell you how long some processes have been running, but only if that process has been taking CPU cycles continuously, which isn't really likely.
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You can view all your cpu details here:\n\n%SystemRoot%&#92;system32&#92;compmgmt.msc /s
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If you reboot (restart) your system everyday, then you can goto connections and double click on your internet connection icon.\n\nFor example if you connect to internet using ethernet/lan connecion then just double click on the icon on the task back and look at the duration it would show you total time its been connected.
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Check this link out.  It tests how fast your DSL/CABLE/BROADBAND runs.  Whichever term u use to get online..it does it :)  Hope it worls out for ya :p\n\nhttp://www.bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/
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Right click on my computer and select properties. In the properties, you will have information of how many Ghz or Mhz your clock speed is.
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Well on mine I just go to start>control panel>network connections then click on your provider or ctl alt delete should bring up task mgr.there you can view many of your cpu's values. (maybe)
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If what you meant was antivirus scanning.. for free, you can go to http://www.housecall.trendmicro.com.  If you want to check the bandwith speed of your internet connection (bandwith meter) there's one at http://www.2wire.com
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Check your "Power" settings\nRight click anywhere on yor desktop\nSelect Properites\nSelect the Screensaver tab\nAt the bottom select Power\n\nIt will show you you rcurrent Hard Drive and monitor power settings
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You can use performance monitor built into windows.\nPress Ctrl+Alt+Del, then click the Performance tab.\n\nIf you're uncomfortable with pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del,\nClick Start>>Run and Type "tskmgr" without the quotes,\nand press enter or click ok. now click the Performance tab.\n\nThere you are, you can now see a graph of the current CPU Usage!
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check the CPU usage. if your ranning winXP, go to the task manager.\n\nit depends also on the size of your RAM!
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Check the hard drive's connections. Data...Power...etc.
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go to bios and check the memory (ram) and \n\nfloppy drive conection to you mother board...
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Click on the link below & click on autorun speedtest....it tests download & upload speeds. I have found this online speed test to be the most informative & accurate of the many I have tried.\nhttp://www.kbps.co.uk/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=41
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You might try "Start" click "Programs" go to "Accessories" and "System Tools" Look for "System Information" and click it. This give all of the information about your computer and systems.
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1)OPEN MY COMPUTER -- SELECT THE DRIVE-RIGHT CLICK ON IT- PROPERTY-DISK CLEANUP-CHECK ALL FILE-CLICK ON OK.\nDO THAT TO YOUR ALL DRIVE\n2) start-search-file or folder-type *.tmp,*.temp,*.old,*.chk\nin the name box- search & delete all file display on the result.\nENJOY THE BOOST IN SPEED\n++++++++++++\nR-click on my computer -click on property-advance-setting(performance)-click adjust for best performance see what happens. SPEED WILL IN BOOM
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A good place to start is http://www.pcpitstop.com\nIt runs online with an ActiveX plugin. It tests your whole system and gives you a rundown on things.