Tumsonis Apprentice Joined Dec 18, 2010 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 910 Sep 28, 2011 #1 I re-installed my computer. It is slower than before with all stuff and viruses. What could be the problem?
I re-installed my computer. It is slower than before with all stuff and viruses. What could be the problem?
WeRnIE Grand Master Joined Jul 21, 2008 Sythe Gold 352 Messages 4,808 Sep 28, 2011 #2 Try to use Disc Clean Up, Disc Defragment and Ccleaner and remove not needed stuff from your system. If it still would be slow, then I think something is wrong with your Windows CD.
Try to use Disc Clean Up, Disc Defragment and Ccleaner and remove not needed stuff from your system. If it still would be slow, then I think something is wrong with your Windows CD.
Rawrasaurus Guru Joined Aug 8, 2010 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 1,900 Sep 28, 2011 #3 Update your drivers (run windows update to auto-detect the majority of them).
kill dank Hero Joined Mar 4, 2010 Sythe Gold 13 Messages 6,471 Sep 28, 2011 #4 I assumed you reformatted the drives when re-installing, but I always do the long format because it checks for errors in the HD.
I assumed you reformatted the drives when re-installing, but I always do the long format because it checks for errors in the HD.
L Laptop65 Hero Joined Dec 19, 2010 Sythe Gold 459 Messages 7,938 Location Texas, United States Sep 28, 2011 #5 Check for errors and do a defrag if nessessary. I would also recommend installing all the critical Windows updates.
Check for errors and do a defrag if nessessary. I would also recommend installing all the critical Windows updates.
Tumsonis Apprentice Joined Dec 18, 2010 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 910 Sep 30, 2011 #6 kill dank said: I assumed you reformatted the drives when re-installing, but I always do the long format because it checks for errors in the HD. Click to expand... I did not format anything, I just put in instalation disc and installed windows. Ill try to run disc cleanup and defragmenter.
kill dank said: I assumed you reformatted the drives when re-installing, but I always do the long format because it checks for errors in the HD. Click to expand... I did not format anything, I just put in instalation disc and installed windows. Ill try to run disc cleanup and defragmenter.
Rawrasaurus Guru Joined Aug 8, 2010 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 1,900 Sep 30, 2011 #7 Have you tried updating your drivers yet? Run windows update!
Noam Apostle of the Setting Sun Joined Jul 27, 2011 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 2,993 Location (0,0) Sep 30, 2011 #8 Tumsonis said: I did not format anything, I just put in instalation disc and installed windows. Ill try to run disc cleanup and defragmenter. Click to expand... Format your drives, and reinstall windows again if you have to. http://www.top-windows-tutorials.com/how-to-reinstall-windows-7.html
Tumsonis said: I did not format anything, I just put in instalation disc and installed windows. Ill try to run disc cleanup and defragmenter. Click to expand... Format your drives, and reinstall windows again if you have to. http://www.top-windows-tutorials.com/how-to-reinstall-windows-7.html