hi. well, i recently had my PC started again from scratch. i paid 140$ for it. The reason i did this was because it was EXTREMELY slow- like dial up. I was definitely faster. it seems to have slowed down a little, even though i have about 25gb free on the hard-drive, so i know it isnt a space issue as before, and the computer cant find any viruses. whats the problem?
Also, when i try and check my e-mail i can sign in etc, but cant actually read, delete my mail. i click on it and nothing happens.
Facebook is also strugeling. I type or click something, and it says, "error: blah blah blah". it worked ok before i got my PC sorted out. Im on XP, and use IE if it helps. Any advice? thanks :)
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Technology category? Maybe give some free advice about: Internet & Web Design? russianspy1234 answered Wednesday November 26 2008, 12:29 pm: well for one thing, stop using IE, especially if you have the most recent version. another thing is, you got ripped off. 140 for a system recovery? that's ridiculous... i charge 30, and that includes coming over to the persons house to do it, and helping them set things up afterwards, and even thats a little high, since its really a matter of pushing a single button when the computer is booting up, and then waiting. well thats how it is for an hp anyways... slightly more complicated for brands without a D drive, but still not that much.
anyways, onto your current problem. if you have the most recent version of IE it takes up a lot of RAM, thats what determines your computer speed, hardrive space has little effect. download firefox, [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
and use that, that should give you some extra speed. next, you might have gotten adware. download spybot [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) and run that
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