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    Pravesh Singh
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    Hey Guys, I'm using window 7, my system is running slow. I've did all those which I know to increase the performance of system but that was not effective. So I want to know; is there any tool to increase my pc performance? :(( Thanks in advance!!

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      Hey Guys, I'm using window 7, my system is running slow. I've did all those which I know to increase the performance of system but that was not effective. So I want to know; is there any tool to increase my pc performance? :(( Thanks in advance!!

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      Roger Wright
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      I'll be watching this space, too! I recently built a new machine for Win7, filled it with goodies, and as expected it was a speed demon when I fired it up. But over the past month it's been slowing down noticeably, and neither AdAware nor MSE can find anything wrong. Even Solitaire takes a good ten seconds to load now, and it was loading just about as fast as I could release the mouse button. Memory usage is minimal, CPU usage less than 5%, and there's virtually no network activity. I wonder if having a really large HDD is causing delays with the swap file because of the default sector sizes, which I believe still get larger as the total disk size increases.

      Will Rogers never met me.

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        Hey Guys, I'm using window 7, my system is running slow. I've did all those which I know to increase the performance of system but that was not effective. So I want to know; is there any tool to increase my pc performance? :(( Thanks in advance!!

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        Rajesh Singh007
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        :) @Pravesh Singh, There are lots of factors which plays an important role to increase the system performance such as temporary file, browsing history file, disk clean up, disk fragmentation and many more like that. I am using a tool (MindStick Cleaner) nowadays which helped me lot. It is free tool and you can download it form here… http://mindstick.com/Product/Product.aspx It might be useful for you.

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          Hey Guys, I'm using window 7, my system is running slow. I've did all those which I know to increase the performance of system but that was not effective. So I want to know; is there any tool to increase my pc performance? :(( Thanks in advance!!

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          Dalek Dave
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          First, delete everything you do not need. Strip the machine down to bare bones requirements. Then Defrag. If Nortons is embedded, virus like, on your system, get rid of it. Use an unobtrusive anti-virus system.

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            Hey Guys, I'm using window 7, my system is running slow. I've did all those which I know to increase the performance of system but that was not effective. So I want to know; is there any tool to increase my pc performance? :(( Thanks in advance!!

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            Albert Holguin
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            What hardware are you running that on? Win7 is a memory hog... I bet Linux would run great on that. ;P

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            • P Pravesh Singh

              Hey Guys, I'm using window 7, my system is running slow. I've did all those which I know to increase the performance of system but that was not effective. So I want to know; is there any tool to increase my pc performance? :(( Thanks in advance!!

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              J ved
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              Use CCleaner its free tool. it removes all the temporary files from system safely, also scans for registry errors and fixes them.

              "Everyone wants results, but no one is willing to do what it takes to get them" - Dirty Harry ~ In Life go Straight, And turn Right ~

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                First, delete everything you do not need. Strip the machine down to bare bones requirements. Then Defrag. If Nortons is embedded, virus like, on your system, get rid of it. Use an unobtrusive anti-virus system.

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                If Nortons is embedded, virus like, on your system, get rid of it.
                Use an unobtrusive anti-virus system.

                Voted 5 for that.

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