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spunjungle

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My computer has been running pretty slow latley... ive cleaned up the registry and the hardrive and everything liek that, i have defraged as well i also basically have everything on my external hardrive. i have 1.25gb of ram... any suggestions?
 
1) Upgrade more RAM
2) Reformat
3) Upgrade to a new computer period.

What is your processor speed? Infact, what is it?
 
Well since you're probably on Windows, you could always disable a lot of the extra visual features to capitalize on extra speed.
 
yeah, upgradin ram and reformatting is wonderful, but how old is the computer? If it's new, you must have a problem. But adding ram would be a smart way to add a little boost of speed.
 
its an old computer but most of it is only likea year old.. i reformatted ... havnt been able to add any more ram yet... ill se ehow i go
 
If it's only a year old RAM has nothing to do wtih it. I have a Dell with a Pentium 4 processor that has been in my house for years (8 to be exact). It has 1G of RAM and runs like a dream. Just make sure you do a Disk Cleanup, Registry Clean, and if all fails, run a Vscan. Most likely you have a virus. If not, I don't have any more ideas.
 
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My computer has been running pretty slow latley... ive cleaned up the registry and the hardrive and everything liek that, i have defraged as well i also basically have everything on my external hardrive. i have 1.25gb of ram... any suggestions?

its an old computer but most of it is only likea year old.. i reformatted ... havnt been able to add any more ram yet... ill se ehow i go

Questions I have for you:
  • What speed of processor do you have? (Right-Click on My Computer, and Click on Properties)
  • Is the RAM in your computer compatible with the hardware, and has it been properly installed?
  • What Version of Windows are you currently running?
  • How big is your Hard Drive, and how much space is currently available?

With these questions answered, it will be much easier to create a hypothesis on the speed of your computer.
 
i agree with with above statement the more technical info we have the better diagnosis we can give or more help. 1.25G of ram? i would upgrade the ram for a starter.. do you know the RPM of the HD or what version of Bios are you running?
 
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