This is a perfect example of inappropriately posting a hijack log in the hope that a 'slow computer' will be speeded up.
Before taking this step, you should:
1. Stop all unnecessary programs from starting up and running in the background. This is done on the Startup tab of the msconfig utility. Only anti-virus, firewall, touch-pad if laptop and network service is network is set up need to start at boot. Everything else can be started as needed, then stopped.
I see most people posting their hijacklogs running the Sun Java updater, jusched.exe and the Adobe reader at start-up. Neither process should be running.
2. Good maintenance on a system is a must- disc cleanup, error check and defrag should be done regularly according to the use of the user.
3. Programs that aren't used should be uninstalled.
4. Services that aren't needed, used or act as dependencies for other Services should be disabled or put on manual.
These are the things to be done before you throw out a hijacklog expecting malware to be the culprit. "Then" if system is still slow, check installed RAM- is it sufficient for the OS you use? Many users only have 256MB installed RAM and run Windows XP. This is not enough for good performance.
Edit for spelling.