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Update:I defraged, scanned for viruses and checked the disk and everything runs as smooth as can be right now

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So i have this hp laptop in front of me and it lags like hell, i have to wait minutes before being able to open any kind of app. It has 8GB of RAM, so it should not be acting like that. The drives are not nearly at max capacity. Trying to download malwarebytes and open control panel to see what came with it. Ut was purchased like 6 months ago. Any ideas on why this happens. 

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1 minute ago, Dryader said:

before u download malewarbytes go download adwcleaner its smaller takes less time and will probably find your problem.

If that doesn't fix it i would recommend going to into safe mode then running it.

Also you should use disk defragmenter.

Im restarting the piece of s... for now and then ill download adw and defrag. I really dont know what could be the reason for this

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yes the model would be nice, and as well a screenshot of the task manager sorted by cpu, (if windows 10) also another sorted by disk activity, then one with ram usage. 

 

You could check your HDD with crystal disk info. Read out the s.m.a.r.t.s. See if your drive possibly is dying. 

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2 minutes ago, Anghammarad said:

yes the model would be nice, and as well a screenshot of the task manager sorted by cpu, (if windows 10) also another sorted by disk activity, then one with ram usage. 

 

You could check your HDD with crystal disk info. Read out the s.m.a.r.t.s. See if your drive possibly is dying. 

Im on it, it will just take quite a while. The model i posted above.

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Update:I defraged, scanned for viruses and checked the disk and everything runs as smooth as can be right now

Thanks!

 

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