Newest windows 7 update slowed down my comp heavily.


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    Newest windows 7 update slowed down my comp heavily.


    Hello there

    Last week there was one of those install new update popups where you're allowed to wait another 4 hours before it pops up.

    My problem is after last weeks update my computer slowed down heavily, and I cannot see anyway to fix it. I have checked core temperature, gpu temperature and even removed all dust from the inside of my cabinet.

    Under task manager it looks perfectly normal (CPU usage at 5% max.) but when I try to close it, it goes "not responding" like everything else does when I try to close it.
    Also when I try to turn on my computer it boots normally, but after I log onto my account on the computer, all I see is a black screen with the cursor.

    Currently it is impossible to open any webbrowers or any programs / games.

    I have (by luck) made a full system scan and it didn't find any virusses or spyware. (I use Avira)

    In few words... This problem came with the newest Windows 7 update... Before that I didn't run into any problems at all.

    Many regards and thanks in advance.

    Celthric

    PS: I use Windows 7 64 bit Home edition.
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       #2

    It may be worth looking at this, not sure if it's definitely your problem but it's possible.

    Windows Update KB2859537 causes problems with Windows 7
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    Reply: Boozad


    Hey and thanks for your message Boozad...

    With the problem I'm having I do not get BSOD... I wasn't at my computer when it restarted so I have no idea if it crashed or not...
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    Win 7 x64 Home Premium (and x86 VirtualBox VM)/Win10
       #4

    Look in Event Viewer - it will show an even for the reboot, however caused.
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    This update has caused different problems, not always BSODs, so it's definitely worth uninstalling it and seeing if that restores your computer to its normal speed.
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    I'm not sure how you uninstall a update, but I'll look into it thanks.
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    Hey Celthric thanks for the post in my thread, turns out all I had to do was uninstall the update and everything went back to normal.
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    Reply:TomanMT


    Hey TomanMT, what is the name of the update you uninstalled?
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