System slowdowns and application lockups

[Kev in CY]

Am having the exact same problem also, this is the
fastest PC i ever bought but i think my old PII 450 was
faster, it is so frustrating. AM tring to find a list of
all the processes that should be active when you boot up
(Process list in the task manager) and compare that to
the list my pc gives just to see if all the software i
use is causing the pc to undertake any unneccesary
processes. this may help all of us so if anyone knows
where to get this list we would all appreciate it.

I love windows 98!!! HE HE!
Cheers guys
Kev
>-----Original Message-----
>Over the past several weeks, I have noticed a
SIGNIFICANT
>increase in the time it takes applications to initialize
>and the frequency that applications like IE and Outlook
>Express and media players are shutting down
>involuntarily. I keep McAfee Viruscan online and up to
>date and have run several scans to make sure I am not
>infected. I still have plenty of free disk space (40000
>gig) and RAM available (512 Meg). I do not know what to
>do now to ascertain the problem so that I can return to
>fast computing...
>
>Suggestions?
>.
>

[Stefan]

Same probelm umm reall slow im being to think my p2 400 was faster than my
now AMD XP 2000+ teribbly wwrong man i maen lagg im restarting 5 times a day
now this is worse thant the hell of 98 fe that i left......


"Kev in CY" > wrote in message
...
> Am having the exact same problem also, this is the
> fastest PC i ever bought but i think my old PII 450 was
> faster, it is so frustrating. AM tring to find a list of
> all the processes that should be active when you boot up
> (Process list in the task manager) and compare that to
> the list my pc gives just to see if all the software i
> use is causing the pc to undertake any unneccesary
> processes. this may help all of us so if anyone knows
> where to get this list we would all appreciate it.
>
> I love windows 98!!! HE HE!
> Cheers guys
> Kev
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Over the past several weeks, I have noticed a
> SIGNIFICANT
> >increase in the time it takes applications to initialize
> >and the frequency that applications like IE and Outlook
> >Express and media players are shutting down
> >involuntarily. I keep McAfee Viruscan online and up to
> >date and have run several scans to make sure I am not
> >infected. I still have plenty of free disk space (40000
> >gig) and RAM available (512 Meg). I do not know what to
> >do now to ascertain the problem so that I can return to
> >fast computing...
> >
> >Suggestions?
> >.
> >