Freezing windows

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N Hanlon

I'm having problems with some windows taking a long time to open, example
would be Outlook, some help files, Remote Assistance to name but a few.
They appear to have stopped responding but after about 2 minutes will fire
into life. I have scanned for viruses, adware, spyware (all with up-to-date
programs) and I am clean. I have all XP updates including SP2. I can't
pinpoint when it started as I think it has built up. I can't run SFC
/scanview as it asks for my installation disc - I don't have one, none came
with the computer. This make me think I have some corrupted files but
without the instalation disc I'm a bit stumped as to where to go from here.
I have mountains of stuff on here so I am tring to preserve it intact. Any
ideas?
 
G

Gerry Cornell

How much RAM memory? What processor speed? How large is your hard disk
and how much free space? How are you handling virtual memory?

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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N

N Hanlon

Finally got it after MANY hours. Some of the services running in the
background were playing havoc. I disabled all non microsoft ones and
everything is working fine. So far nothing else seems to have been
affected. Thanks anyway for the interest

Nev
 
G

Gerry Cornell

Nev

How did they get there?

What anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall programmes are you using?

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G

Gerry Cornell

Nev


Please ignore my last post. This was I intended to send.

How did they get there?

What services are they? Are you sure you have not been hijacked?

Hope this helps.

Gerry
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