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Apr 19, 2011

Reasons of Windows 7 Slow Performance

There are a number of possible reasons why your computer is running slower. It could be that your computer runs too many programs automatically at start-up, some hardware-related and others directly related to operating system contains hard disk issues causing low memory problems or is infected with a virus or spyware.

Viruses and Spyware:-
Viruses, adware and spyware can significantly slowdown a computer. Almost, malware will launch without you knowing it, the moment you turn on your system. Virus or Malware can also cause file corruption that may cause your computer to slow down. If you are noticing strange behavior accompanying the slowdown, consider installing, updating and running anti-virus, anti-spyware and anti-malware programs regularly.

Too Many Programs at Startup:-
Too many programs running at start-up can take up valuable memory space, causing your system to take a long time to boot up.

Hard Disk:-
Low memory can be caused by hard disk issues. Fragmented data and unnecessary files on your hard drive's disk can slow down your computer's performance.

RAM:-
Another possible cause is the amount of RAM available in your computer. RAM is required to open, run and edit programs, and without enough memory, you will experience general slowdown, freezes and crashes. A lack of RAM may also prevent you from opening or using resource intensive software.

Hardware Issues:-
Various hardware problems could cause your system to run slowly. If it frequently runs hot, excess heat may be damaging the computer or otherwise impeding optimum performance.

High CPU Usage:-
If you are using up a lot of your system's CPU resources, your computer may run more slowly under the process load. When you go to open up more programs or pages, the system will react slowly because it has reached its maximum threshold for CPU usage.

2 comments

suman@musky June 6, 2011 at 4:01 AM

hey, i searched through many aticles but all of them talked blah blah about making Windows 7 faster. your article was nice and clear enough to help. your article has helped my resolve my issue of running too many programs during the startup. Keep up the clean work!

Wilf October 9, 2011 at 12:22 AM

Great advice for people. One little unknown problem that may cause a windows 7 slow problem is bad sectors on disk. This can be checked by selecting the option where you go to start the defrag. The PC needs to be rebooted to start it. Windows is continually checking the disk and if it hits bad sectors then it will keep retrying to recover them thus slowing things down.

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