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Bugs, glitches, hackers, spyware, gremlins, ghosts in the machine, Sun spots... Who knows?? 
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Bugs, glitches, hackers, spyware, gremlins, ghosts in the machine, Sun spots... Who knows??
It's no longer so easy to believe it's malware since three different anti-malware programs have given it a clean bill of health.
Tomorrow I drop off my 'puter for a Win7 reinstall.
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Been atleast a week since I was las t on here LOL...
I'll send you a PM..JohannBessler said:
I've since downloaded it so I'll have it just incase the need arisesKulindahr said:
Did that fix it?Kulindahr said:
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My tech friend found a software conflict between AVG and Microsoft Security, and remedied that. He thought it was fixed, but... not.
Since then I've discovered that if I turn off Windows Explorer everything works fine. I can't find the original disk, so I guess my next step is to contact the manufacturer and get a new OEM copy and do the reinstall myself.
You say its slow but it only shows a CPU usage of ~4%, then the hard disk is the one that's causing the problems.
Open task manager -> performance tab -> resource monitor, go to the tab Disk and filter by Total bytes/sec and see what's causing your disk to clog up.
For people saying they gave up on Windows or whatever, utter bullshit, every OS will slow down/get buggy and whatever if you don't maintain it and don't know what you are doing whether its Linux/Mac or Windows. I have never had any problems with any Windows installation myself, it all depends on what you are doing with the thing to screw it up.
Open task manager -> performance tab -> resource monitor, go to the tab Disk and filter by Total bytes/sec and see what's causing your disk to clog up.
For people saying they gave up on Windows or whatever, utter bullshit, every OS will slow down/get buggy and whatever if you don't maintain it and don't know what you are doing whether its Linux/Mac or Windows. I have never had any problems with any Windows installation myself, it all depends on what you are doing with the thing to screw it up.