Computer problems (mainly slow)

[Jeromy384]

yes im not intelegent but well my computer been having problems recently google chrome runs slow for some reason i dont know i disabled some addons I didnt need and well it still is slow same with Internet explorer and (64-bit) when I open Internet explorer it goes straight to saying you last tap unexpectably closed for some reason i cant find out adware and this "cookies" i've been trying to get rid of with norton 360 i rarely see it but i still have it from time to time but is there a way to make the computer run better? and NO im not trying this 'mycleanpc.com' it says norton needs to be removed my *** so can anyone help?

[Jeromy384]

its a window 7 with Netgear as router and for a very very strange reason games work perfectly on it WTF

[SirLameGame]

Two options:

1. Try to scan for malicious programs
2. Disable programs that run at startup which you don't use
3. Get better hardware

1a. Download the program "Super Anti Spyware" free edition, and run the full system scan on your machine after updating the definitions.

2a. Press and hold the following keys in this order: ctrl, alt, del. Then select "task manager", go to the process tab, and sort by memory usage. This will tell you what applications (and background apps) are utilizing the most memory on your system. If there are programs running in the background that you don't use then you'll want to disable them at start up. Try this article if you need assistance.

http://www.howtogeek.com/74523/how-to-disable-startup-programs-in-windows/

If those methods don't speed up your machine then you simply need better hardware. Reformatting your computer and starting with a fresh operating system can help temporarily, but eventually it will return to this slow state.

[Jeromy384]

SirLameGame님이 먼저 게시:

Two options:

1. Try to scan for malicious programs
2. Disable programs that run at startup which you don't use
3. Get better hardware

1a. Download the program "Super Anti Spyware" free edition, and run the full system scan on your machine after updating the definitions.

2a. Press and hold the following keys in this order: ctrl, alt, del. Then select "task manager", go to the process tab, and sort by memory usage. This will tell you what applications (and background apps) are utilizing the most memory on your system. If there are programs running in the background that you don't use then you'll want to disable them at start up. Try this article if you need assistance.

http://www.howtogeek.com/74523/how-to-disable-startup-programs-in-windows/

If those methods don't speed up your machine then you simply need better hardware. Reformatting your computer and starting with a fresh operating system can help temporarily, but eventually it will return to this slow state.

k i disabled some it helped thanks

[Legendary old man]

Norton having issues and not uninstalling happens way to much. Follow this link to get a Norton removal tool from Norton. Do not install more antivirus or security programs until you remove Norton. Having more then one is asking for issues.

https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/kb20080828154508EN_EndUserProfile_en_us