You system is so slow because you have so much running! Remove the trials. Take everything of of Startup except your antivirus program, firewall if you have 3rd party firewall, touchpad process and network process if you have something like Network Magic>>>>
nothing else!
1.
To access Startup using the msconfig utility
Click on Start> Run> type in
msconfig> enter> it should be on General tab.[/COLOR][/U][/B] On that screen, you check
Selective Startup> everything
below that should be checked EXCEPT the "Load the Startup Items".
Once that is done,
click on the Startup tab> here's what you'll see:
If you need to expand the Command Column, (this shows what the process 'belongs' to) hold left mouse button down on the dividing line on from next to Location and move to the right to expand.
This is where you UNCHECK the Startup items. This does not remove the item or uninstall anything> it just stops it from starting on boot. IT can be rechecked at any time if wanted. You don't do anything on the other tabs. When through> Apply> OK
When you reboot the system the first time after making changes, a nag message comes up that can be
ignored and closed after checking 'don't show this message again.'
Stay in Selective Startup to retain the changes.
Once you make changes to the Startup menu, you must remain in Selective Startup to retain those changed. If you go back to Normal Startup, everything you unchecked will be checked again and start on boot.
2.
Reset the Services:
Start> Run> type in
services.msc> double click on the Service> Change according to BlackViper's recommendations
HERE.
If the Service is not listed, chances are it can be safely set to Manual startup type. (except for those processes noted) Exit Services when through.
This is for Windows XP SP3- I don't see that you have any of the SP- suggest you get SP3 on board.
3.
Uninstall old, unused and/or unwanted programs:
Go to the Control Panel> Add/Remove Programs> uninstall everything you aren't using or don't need.
Reboot after each of the steps above. I am not comfortable removing entries with all the special programs you have running. When you get the system cleaned up and have removed those 'trials' (Telnet can get you into a lot of trouble!) if you still think you have malware, come back and I'll get new logs from you.
I don't think you system could accept enough RAM to run everything you're running now without being slow!
