its really because of norton its a reaaly slows down a pc like hell please remove the AV and try if this also doesnt work try checking ram whether both the nos match(i.e. the no written on the ram must be matching )and if this also doesnt work try reinatalling windows hope this helps

On Friday, July 13, 2007 5:49 AM The Pete wrote:

My computer is approximately 2 months old and now has just recently
started to slow down after 3-4 hrs of use after each bootup. I have
scanned for viruses, malware/spyware, uninstalled unecessary programs,
defragmentized the hard drive, run diskcheck and cleared cookies and
temporary files from Internet Explorer. After a few hrs the system
slows down substantially thus making it difficult to browse the net
and switch inbetween programs.

I am currently running: Windows XP SP2 (with all updates), Pentium
Core Duo 2.4ghz, 2 Gigs of Ram, Norton Internet Security.

Any thoughts?


On Friday, August 17, 2007 11:26 PM SoCalCommie wrote:

Open the case and clean out the 'dust bunnies'. The CPU will throttle back
if it starts to overheat. (Not sure how much your system is slowing down -
it is subjective.)


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