re: A time lag problem
Thursday, August 23, 2007 at 8:47 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Karla Heidt
(38 messages posted)
He didn't do a fresh download of IE6.0. He keeps a copy of the originial download
backed up so that if anything happens, he can completely uninstall the program and
reinstall with an "uncorrupted" copy.
On Thursday, August 23, 2007 at 8:09 am, gewg_ wrote:
>|A thorough up-to-date virus scan has already been done.[...]
>|A spyware check has also been done.
>| Karla Heidt
>|
>Good.
>
>|the running tasks are: [list]
>|
>As Keiths says, identify **ALL** tasks running on your box
>then kill everything you don't need running AT THIS MOMENT.
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>|Thorough ScanDisk has been run, Defrag has been run,
>|
>Good. ("Thorough" usually applies to DEFRAG--a *surface* test.)
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>|Internet Explorer 6.0 has been reinstalled,
>|
>Leaving the gateway open to infections?!
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>|unnecessesary windows components and other programs have been uninstalled.
>|
>"Installed" has no effect on system speed if they are not **running**.
>The exception would be if you're down to your last bit of disk space
>and Virtual Memory is struggling--but in that case, you'd get a warning.
>
>|There is still a lag.
>|
>http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/win98/1187663795 ??
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