Windods 7 huge problem

[Hojoh]

Hello everyone. I have a toshiba notebook with amd e-240 processor. So this problem happened twice already. It took him about 2 hours to finish all stuff when turned on. First cause was failing hdd. But second time i gacmve it to friend and he told me to stop updating and he cleaned some malware. But the most important thing that ge did was to disable certain update. After that the boot time was less than two minutes. The process svchost.exe is taking 95% of cpu. Then comes trustedinstaller.exe and msmpeng.exe ( microsoft security essentials) is working too. This thing is happening again and there is only 1 reason why, i did not do anything else that could affect system. The volume icon went missing and i already solved this before by activating some reg file. And that us it. If someone knows that update he can tell me and i would really apreciate it. 

[FurryZx]

Try reinstalling Windows.

[LogicalDrm]

Is this legal version? Reinstalling will certainly help. Those processes are all for normal windows operations.

[Hojoh]

100% legal, it came with notebook. I will tell you what he told me. With every update windows becomes more demanding. Before me, someone came with that svchost issue and he coincidentaly knew about that. I will probably call him today and I will maybe upgrade to windows 10. He said that 10 runs like a beast on lowest end notebook like this. Beware: it barely runs system. It cannot play youtube in chrome normally. Oy one core at 1.5 ghz.

[LogicalDrm]

On 1.2.2016 at 0:12 PM, Hojoh said:

100% legal, it came with notebook. I will tell you what he told me. With every update windows becomes more demanding. Before me, someone came with that svchost issue and he coincidentaly knew about that. I will probably call him today and I will maybe upgrade to windows 10. He said that 10 runs like a beast on lowest end notebook like this. Beware: it barely runs system. It cannot play youtube in chrome normally. Oy one core at 1.5 ghz.

Thats problem with older laptops. Even WinXP got pretty demanding in the end. If your friend wants to keep using that laptop for basic stuff, I can recommend using Linux. It can't do miracles but will boot and run software much faster than Windows.