Need help regarding slow boottime slow startup and hangs

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  1. gregrocker
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    I like Puran Defragger in Boot Mode, with the Intelligent Optimizer engaged on its Additional Operations tab.
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  3. Planking
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    I dont know which software is with VPN. I did the registry and now doing a defrag with Puran Defragger in boot mode.

    Edit: After doing all those except the VPN, the boot time for the window logo is faster than before. Not so fast though, but faster. The load time at the welcome screen to my desktop is still slow or slower... and still theres a lag in typing. not as much as before though
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  4. gregrocker
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    Work through these troubleshooting steps.

    Try changing to Microsoft Security Essentials to see the difference.
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  6. Planking
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    It didnt help..
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  7. Corazon
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    Did you follow the steps to download one of the free defragmentation apps and run a defrag while booted into Safe Mode?

    You might take a screenshot of your maximized Programs and Features window so we can help you identify your installed VPN software. Then you'll know what to uninstall.
    Alternatively, download CCleaner (not a bad idea to have anyway) and use its Tools/Uninstall menu for another way of listing your installed software.
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  8. Planking
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    I did CCleaner. Defrag in boot safe mode and did the boot time defrag.
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  10. torre
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    After you delete your current VPN software, if you need a VPN, check vpnsecureme.com. Download of software is optional. You will be provided a proxy by changing browser settings. Cost is $7-$9 per month.
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  11. gregrocker
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    I gave you a list of troubleshooting steps with multiple steps.

    Are you running a clean boot?
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