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Old 08-06-2006
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Comp is very choppy....

Hey guys i am confused here... one day i was playing some crap games and then my comp screen went black with a *tuk* sound.... i restarted my comp and ever since then my whole comp has been very laggy like... i have to wait some time for some program to start... but once it has started it goes smoothly... if i wanna switch then it will lag... any ideas guys?????
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Old 08-06-2006
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You may have spyware that is eating your systems memory, and causing you computer to focus on those proccesses instaed of the ones you are using, try alt+crtl+del and kill any processes that are not needed
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Old 08-06-2006
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well i have checked and the 5 biggest memory usage is the stuff i am using like firefox, wmplayer, and so on...... and anyways do u noe how to delete something that is already in use??? cause i am trying to delete something and it says it is in use.. wen i go to task manager i cant find out which process is it cause the names are diff... so any ideas???
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Old 08-08-2006
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try downloadin spybot seach and destroy from downloads.com and use its clean disk option (or something like that)
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