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Crash Test Dummy
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Basically my computer is slow.
I got Ad-Aware Full and BitDefender (the latest anti-virus)
Also got Spybot Search and Destroy.
This screen shot is my computer idleing (sp?) Just Firefox Running
I dont want the usual Windows is crap response
I want to know why my comp is so retarde (first time I have used the word in a real context)
How can I cut back the proccesses?
Thank You Much Please |
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thebrix
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Joined: 19 Aug 2005
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Location: London, United Kingdom
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| Crash Test Dummy wrote: |
Basically my computer is slow.
I got Ad-Aware Full and BitDefender (the latest anti-virus)
Also got Spybot Search and Destroy.
This screen shot is my computer idleing (sp?) Just Firefox Running
I dont want the usual Windows is crap response
I want to know why my comp is so retarde (first time I have used the word in a real context)
How can I cut back the proccesses? |
The screenshot doesn't show a problem - the idle process is taking 95% of resources, so only 5% of CPU is being used 
However, bdss and vsserv (from their names they would appear to be part of BitDefender) are taking up a shedload of memory, and I suspect that the large instance of svchost is spawned from them ... including all the other bd... files, ~90MB to check viruses in real time!? I suspect that group of processes would also take up a lot of CPU when they get going.
Try removing BitDefender and, if you think real-time AV checking is necessary, replace it with something "lighter". F-Prot is most certainly light; in fact, it uses almost no resources.
I also recommend a full disk defragmentation and a full Registry defragmentation; the second, in particular, can make a huge difference.
Before you do either of those use Crap Cleaner to get rid of temporary files and similar rubbish. |
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Crash Test Dummy
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| which one do i download?? |
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thebrix
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| Crash Test Dummy wrote: |
| which one do i download?? |
Both. Run erunt to back up the registry, then ntregopt to defragment it. |
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Crash Test Dummy
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i did some option so that my computer pages are all the same size, that way they dont fragment.
not really sure what i was doing but it works |
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