Pc suddenly become slow, did everything i know (SOS)


  1. Posts : 3
    Widows 7 Ultimate
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    Pc suddenly become slow, did everything i know (SOS)


    hello everyone my windows 7 ultimate 32 bits is performing so slow, suddenly

    My system specs are:
    Amd Athlon x2 tm 64 x2 dual core processor 4200 2.4 ghz
    1.00 gb ram, ddr2 :/
    Windows 7 ultimate 32 bits
    Motherboard: AliveNf6p-VSTA

    I've tried already: CCLEANER PRO +CC enchancer, to clean registry, and temp files
    also by running CHDKSK on C: /f , memory test, and no errors so far...
    Uninstalled unnecessary programs, disabling Aero Windows Effects, visual effect all on performance, all drivers updated, etc etc.

    But i think the problem begins or start, when I, installed Net Framework 4.0 and i guess the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package and 2013 package, i remember I get an error when installing the framework 4.0, then i tried to repair, and i ended unistalling everything and cleaning, the registry, but after that pc become sluggins, choppyness, slow booting.., also I have notice that my hard-drive has a yellow caution in Crystal Disk , also something related with Directx versions 9-10. help plz guidance me

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    ill attachment the picture of caution cristal disk, but before that my pc was smooth, so help plz :/
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  2. Posts : 3,788
    win 8 32 bit
       #2

    I would say two problems one is one big of RAM is not enough so it will be slow and the disk test suggests it's on its way out I would go to disk makers site and download their test software see what that says
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  3. Posts : 397
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit SP1
       #3

    Hello I believe windows needs 15 to 20% of the hard drive to operate correctly and yes I would put some more ram in it.
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