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You have still not provided the information as it has been requested which as previously mentioned makes life more difficult, should we need an another AutoRuns log, hide the Microsoft results, save the File as Text and attach that file to your reply, copy/pasting a whole load of needless info helps neither of us.
You have still not provided the information as it has been requested which as previously mentioned makes life more difficult, should we need an another AutoRuns log, hide the Microsoft results, save the File as Text and attach that file to your reply, copy/pasting a whole load of needless info helps neither of us.
Can you post a new Speccy url for us.
Hi
I have followed the Autoruns tutorial, hidden the Microsoft results each time but it still saves this to the text doc , see screen shot below am I missing something?? Here is the new Speccy snapshot too http://speccy.piriform.com/results/8...0zC60loDy3P4Ts [ATTACH type=βfullβ]8742[/ATTACH]
Okay, I unplugged the ethernet cable and it still has the problem when offline
I ran the Norton remove tool and restarted the PC there is no change to the PC
I cant locate any one program that may be causing the issue
The PC is very slow to boot up taking maybe 2 - 3 minutes
Any keyboard strokes take maybe a couple of seconds up to 10 seconds to appear on the screen, any mouse clicks have a similar delay time, the PC will work occasionally without issue for maybe 20 minutes then the problem starts again just randomly.
Oh, when you asked if the problem was happening offline I unplugged the ethernet cable to check this (did I do wrong?) yes, I would like more advice please
Offline = having no web pages open, reason for the separation is because a PC can work fine when moving pics and documents around the desktop but as soon as you try and send a doc or pic in an email the PC becomes as slow as molasses, programs like AVG and Norton are renowned for causing such behaviour because they do things like inserting plug ins into the browser etc.
This the last throw of the dice for you before you may need to do a clean install, try a clean boot, see msconfig guide here
You basically want to stop all none Windows and driver related services, restart the computer and see how it behaves, if all good you then enable a couple of services at a time to see what if anything is causing the problem/s.
Great, thanks Phillpower2 before contacting you I had done a fresh install but it didnβt help, will try again after your recommendations and update this post
before contacting you I had done a fresh install but it didnβt help,
Was it bad before or after you had installed Norton, if before installing Norton and the drivers had been correctly installed, is the computer still under warranty.
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