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Eric X
When I start my computer (with a 2.6 processor), it works
very slowly - perhaps 15 or 20 second to respond to a
key-press - and I have found (from the Task-Bar Manager)
that about 15 processes are running (this is apart from
SYSTEM processes), and I see that the performance is
showing 100% processor usage. By stopping some of the
processes, I can cut the usage to a few percent, so that my
applications work as fast as they should.
Is there any way I can stop these processes starting
automatically at start-up?
very slowly - perhaps 15 or 20 second to respond to a
key-press - and I have found (from the Task-Bar Manager)
that about 15 processes are running (this is apart from
SYSTEM processes), and I see that the performance is
showing 100% processor usage. By stopping some of the
processes, I can cut the usage to a few percent, so that my
applications work as fast as they should.
Is there any way I can stop these processes starting
automatically at start-up?