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Check out my malware guide, it wouldn't hurt. Could have picked up something.

 

Clean up the system startup, just make sure everything is off that should be.

 

Give firefox a reset, something might have borked itself up

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So i got a Lenovo T61 6457-4uu with 1gb ram and a core 2 duo t7300.

Everything used to be fine and dandy, until yesterday. Up until yesterday i could play SW battlefront 2 no problem. But now it can't get on firefox with out having to wait 10 minutes. Task manager says I'm only using about 50% cpu power with a couple firefox tabs, foobar, and utorrent running. Help me please

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well dat 1gb ram doe.

 

Unless you're running windows xp, windows 7 will be taking up around 90% of your ram, leaving your computer to resort to virtual ram, and making it sluggish.

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Sounds like a virus

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Check out my malware guide, it wouldn't hurt. Could have picked up something.

 

Clean up the system startup, just make sure everything is off that should be.

 

Give firefox a reset, something might have borked itself up

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