My pc takes long time to lunch an MS office xp aplications(word) because it is starts scan it how i stop this?
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Go to click Norton icon next to the clock and click link right of antivirus title, change the setting from scan application at start by unchecking the box next to it.\nIt is a risky move, speed trading off security, so before trying it try the following first, defragment drive and Click my computer and right click on c drive, properties, general tab, disk cleanup button, check all those boxes with amounts on the right then ok.
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low memory, virus, to many open programs. try closing all programs and just run virus scanner and see if it speed up ur computer.
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Your computer is probably slowing the operation not the usb bus. Install windows defender, and avg free. Run both scans and then make sure that you have all the windows updates installed. If the PC is still slow you may need more RAM.
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1. Ur start up .. is full with many program .. u have to delete the start up program and these are the steps\n\n1 Start menu/Run/ Commnd "mscoinfig" the hit Enter\n\nstart up tab program then check what u want on it or uncheck \n\nthen services \n\nand check on hid Microsoft services \nthen uncheck the program and dont uncheck anti virus program\n\n\nthen from the bad thing of Xp that the visual setting is taking a large memory so\n\nthere is the steps to adjust ur computer to ur best performance\n\nright click on ur computer Icon\nProperties\nAdvanced\nperformance Box\nclick on setting\nin visual effect tab choose adjust for best performance not appearance \n\nthen see the memory now after restarting \n\nbest luck ;)
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The first thing I would do is a CTRL ALT DEL and select processes. Look at your CPU usage. If you see something hogging your CPU you know the culprit. If it is an Office application un install office and re install it.\n\nIf you see 98 percent or so idle on CPU use then get some anti spyware.\n\nHere is what I would recommend - \n\nYou should have Windows Defender. It is free from Microsoft and watches your system prevents programs from taking over your home page etc.\n\nGo here to read about and get it - http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security...\n\nTwo other free programs you should get & run about once a week are Spybot and Adaware. They also are free and you can get them both here - http://www.download.com/\n\nBetween those three you are doing a pretty good job of protecting your system and hopefully that will get it's speed back on track.
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try to refresh ur memory and remove unnecessary stuf . Dont keep so much things in the Desktop .and dont keep much things over desktop task bar !!   use scan disk ,once a week , defrragment ur hardisk once a week
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Deframent your computer\nChange boot up delay... In XP is in the control panel under system, advanced Start up and Recovery.\n\nRun a spwyare checker like spydoctor or Spybot Search and Destroy.
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Try defraging  it in safe mode ( hit the f8 key constantly while windows is loading )
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Windows probs finks u need it or has just not updated in task manager. try restart. if not leave it. windows does normally do the best thing for speed
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You might have too many programs installed. Your RAM and CPU Usage must've gone HIGH tending to delay your "SHUT DOWN" process. Try Uninstalling few programs which you don't require. BEST thing is "SYSTEM RESTORE" i.e. restore it to an earlier date when your Computer ran faster.\n\nSTART>PROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES>SYSTEM TOOLS>SYSTEM RESTORE...
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to many programs running ? not enuff ram ? to many pages open ?? try defrag and disk clean up.
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download 2 pieces of software.  Ad-aware and Spybot Search and Destroy.  Run them both, if both come up clean run a defragmentation of your drive by right clicking on the drive in my computer going to properties and then tools defragment.  Hopefully that should fix it.  If you aren't running any antivirus software try grisoft AVG Antivirus.
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Do you have an antispyware? Run a scan because most of them are monitoring tools and thumbnails. Install the tune up utilities and evrything will be just fine. Ya they do slow down your computer as they use up ur RAM and also the booting time is increased.
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Check your temp Internet folders size. Also may need to adjust your Virtual Memory settings to allow more space on your hard drive to be used by windows. Also check your applications/programs running. (the bottom right corner by the clock is full of a buncha icons your prob running too much start to turn off the unneeded programs at startup. \n\nIt is normal for your explorer.exe program to be the highest memory usage item running. explorer.exe is (in simplest terms) the main file system for windows to run.
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I'm not sure what could you do about it. But you could try getting Microsoft Office {need to purchase} or OpenOffice {free}. They are currently popular and powerful word processors.
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it's an essential process belonging to the microsoft office suite. You shouldn't disable it unless you suspect it to cause troubles.\nEven in that case, I would advise you first to scan your PC and then disable it if there are still problems.\nYou shouldn't disable it if it's a question of increasing your PC performance.
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Run Defrag. \nDownload and run spybot.\nDownload and run adaware.\n\nThat's a good start.