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I am sorry if I have put this in the wrong section yet again but there is no
Windows XP on it's own, once you go into the questions drop menu
Even though my compuer isn't connected to the Internet anymore, it is still
dreadfully slow.
In the D Drive (where all the programmes are stored) it has:
Used Memory of 2992271360 bytes
Free Memory of 986746880 bytes
Total Memory 3979018240 bytes
and in the C Drive (where all my files are stored) it has:
Used Memory of 8006052608 bytes
Free Memory of 28014063616 bytes
Total Memory 36020916224 bytes
When I come to selling it, all my files and most of the programmes will be
taken off it. Up until I stopped using it, it was protected by Avast
Antivirus and before that Norton. I ran regular virus scans every month and
Avast was updated every day. Once a month I also defragmented my C Drive.
Given the figures above, is it because I have too much on my computer, or
would there be another reason why it is so slow?
Your valued advice will be most appreciated. Thank you.
Simba
Windows XP on it's own, once you go into the questions drop menu
Even though my compuer isn't connected to the Internet anymore, it is still
dreadfully slow.
In the D Drive (where all the programmes are stored) it has:
Used Memory of 2992271360 bytes
Free Memory of 986746880 bytes
Total Memory 3979018240 bytes
and in the C Drive (where all my files are stored) it has:
Used Memory of 8006052608 bytes
Free Memory of 28014063616 bytes
Total Memory 36020916224 bytes
When I come to selling it, all my files and most of the programmes will be
taken off it. Up until I stopped using it, it was protected by Avast
Antivirus and before that Norton. I ran regular virus scans every month and
Avast was updated every day. Once a month I also defragmented my C Drive.
Given the figures above, is it because I have too much on my computer, or
would there be another reason why it is so slow?
Your valued advice will be most appreciated. Thank you.
Simba