My windows are so slow when you first turned on

Asked By Yudiantoro 0 points N/A Posted on - 10/04/2011

My windows are so slow when you first turned on? 

Check and re-check to be able to know exactly the problems faced by my computer.

I have not been able to find the problem, anyone can help?

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #85856

My windows are so slow when you first turned on

This is a common problem in Windows.

Usually the reason why Windows consumes too much time during boot is that there is too much program loading in Windows startup. Disable some of them to shorten the booting time of Windows.

Here’s how you can access Windows’ startup files:

1. Click Start and then Run. Type msconfig in the dialog box and then hit Enter.
2. Click the Startup tab. Uncheck the programs that you don’t need to start when Windows boots to disable it in the startup.
3. Click Apply or OK.

After disabling some programs in the startup monitor Windows when booting. If it still boots slow, disable your antivirus before you shutdown your computer.

Do this every time you shutdown Windows and then enable it again after Windows finished booting.

In Norton Antivirus there is an option of disabling it for a specified period of time and after that it will automatically re-enable itself.

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Answered By mitapham 0 points N/A #85860

My windows are so slow when you first turned on

You can find out what your computer is starting with, by going to Start->Control PanelAdminstrative ToolsSystem Configuration.  Look in the Startup tab to see what programs are trying to use your computer before you do.

There are also some things worth looking at in the Services tab, select "Hide All Microsoft Services."  You can inhibit the ability of these programs to run by unchecking their boxes and restarting.  

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