gera229

Ok My new computer that I just built which is in my sig rig seems to load windows 2x slower than my old computer which is a pentium 3 ghz at 512mb ram, and this one is a lot faster and Isn't it supposed to load windows faster also? Why is it loading it slower? My hard drive is nearly empty also.

Right clicking on the desktop gives that loading pointer near the mouse on my new computer while on my old computer it does it straight up without doing that loading pointer although for the right clicking on the desktop the difference in speed is barely noticeable between the two computers.

Thanks.

TwoCables

This thread is in the wrong forum. Sorry.

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tombom

Wrong section.

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TwoCables

I reported it, though.

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Kamikaze127

He did this last night too.

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.kami
Good bye OCN.

TwoCables

gera229, I mean no offense, but I'm not surprised that you did this last night too.

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Miki

Moved to Intel since he's already got Intel CPU.

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gera229

Sorry Sorry. I can't tell weather it right or wrong section it seemed to be a right section. But No problem.

TwoCables

I'm sorry to extend this, but I don't understand how it seemed to be the right forum. I mean, that was the Hardware News forum! And once you go into the forum, I think it immediately becomes obvious both from the stickies and the other threads as to what kind of forum it is.

But, nevermind I guess. This has been moved to the correct forum now, so I guess it doesn't matter anymore. But still: pay closer attention, my friend!

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KamuiRSX

Wow...all these responses and not one response to the OP at all................ Even a rant in a thread that still doesn't have an answer.

Let's try some some questions for you. Is this is a clean install of Windows? In other words, did you literally just install Windows and no other programs and it seems to be running slower than on your older machine? If you have installed programs already, go to "Start -> Run" and then type in "msconfig" and then click on the "Startup" tab. On this tab, you can uncheck programs from starting up with Windows. This greatly reduces your start time. Also, do a search for each process to make sure you don't remove something critical. When in doubt, google it. Also, DO NOT uncheck systray.exe from your startup. It is required.

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