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  Have 27.5 inch iMac OSX 10.11.3 computer. The memory of 4 MB.  Recently updated to 16 MB.  Now have the very slow start up.  15 minutes.

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  ewcbhc wrote:

  Have 27.5 inch iMac OSX 10.11.3 computer. The memory of 4 MB.  Recently updated to 16 MB.  Now have the very slow start up.  15 minutes.

  Should take 15 minutes to initialize 16 MB on a quad core computer?

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• Qosmio G20 slow start and restart

  My G20 becomes slower and slower when it starts. I still like the laptop and it s design still makes me believe s the laptop more beautiful that I've ever seen (in my opinion still improve the design then the new Qosmio s).

  So I m using 80 GB hdd2 in each total of 160 GB disk...
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  Your laptop could start slowly, due to a large amount of processes that run in the context of the operating system!

  What you could do, is first the msconfig and disable unnecessary applications in the Startup tab.

  Use some applications cleaning CCLeaner (tool free) i.e. to clean the operating system and the registry. Last but least could not defragment the HARD disk to improve performance.

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  Hello

  Very nice thread on slow start up you will find under http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=134947

  To be honest I don't like McAfee and I installed other antivirus applications that needs far more resources. Please read this interesting thread and let me know what do you think about this.

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  I'll try and be as organized as possible.  If you think you know something that could help please let me know.  I really need my computer is working again!

  Problem:

  For probably 9/26 my computer worked do everything very slowly.  It's strange to me because it happened all of a sudden and it's generally pretty fast.  I called Toshiba and see what they could do, they just said to do a system restore which has worked for a day and then he returned to its slowness.  It works all programs slowly, everything loads slowly, often Microsoftword said it does not respond as well as internet Explorer.  My internet has been fast is now has slowed down a bit...

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  Good, then, a classmate and I have discussed the issue and I told them I don't think it was malware because I have two installed anti-virus software.  McFee and trend.  They told me that it is bad to have 2 because apparently, the programs will be fight between them?  So I uninstalled McFee, for now and simply tend.  Which fixed the problem immediately.  Now my computer works normally.

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  Run these:

  Malwarebytes - http://malwarebytes.org

  SuperAntispyware - http://download.cnet.com/SuperAntiSpyware-Free-Edition/3000-8022_4-10523889.html

  They could get somewhere...

  Mike Hall MVP - Windows Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/

• HP Pavilion dv6 - slow start compared to laptop older?

  Hello

  I recently bought a new Pavilion dv6 but noticed that there a start more slow times compared with my old Toshiba Portege R705-P35. I'm just curious as to why this is since the Portégé has much lower than my flag specs.

  Thank you

  TheLongBoarder

  Hi TheLongBoarder,

  The slow start could be caused by several different things. The first thing you want to do when diagnosed with a problem with a computer, is if it's a hardware problem or a software problem. In your case, I think it would be a hardware problem. You shouldn't have a problem with the memory or the speed of your hard drive. This model must be run at least 4 GB or 6 GB of RAM.

  It also depends what 'boot' you talk about.

  1. if it was the boot of when you press the power button to the Windows login screen (post), it could be a problem with the BIOS. May not have the most recent version, or the settings in the BIOS cannot be addressed to optimize speed and start Windows.

  If the version of the BIOS is the problem, you can find the latest version by going to the page drivers downloads HP, select the exact model of your laptop (i.e.. dv6-6c35dx) number, select your operating system and navigate to the section called "BIOS". Follow the instructions below to check if the currently installed version is newer or older version online.

  1. Click on Start and then run.

  2. In the text box on the run window, type regedit and click OK. This will open the registry editor program.

     Note: Do not make changes to any entry anywhere in the registry editor to avoid causing serious problems in the system. These steps only directly allow you to display a registry entry, is not to make changes.

  3. Find the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE under my computer folder and click the plus sign (+) after the folder name to expand the folder.

  4. In records resulting, find and click the plus sign (+) next to the hardware STORE to expand this folder.

  5. In records resulting, find and click on the (+) sign next to the DESCRIPTION to expand this folder.

  6. In records resulting, locate and click the folder System .

  7. In the results displayed in the right window, locate the entries SystemBiosVersion andSystemBiosDate .

  8. The data in the SystemBiosVersion field contains the version of the BIOS of your motherboard. This field can also contain additional information such as the manufacturer of the chipset and the manufacturer of the BIOS.

  9. The data in the field SystemBiosDate contains the date in the calendar associated with the current version of the BIOS of your motherboard. The date of the BIOS can be useful to determine the current version of the BIOS from the motherboard manufacturer's Web site if the version is not clear in the area of SystemBiosVersion .

  10. Close the registry editor without making any changes.

  The BIOS settings: If the problem is with the settings in the BIOS, there are a couple of tweeks that allow you to optimize speed. When you turn on the computer, the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) works a lot of tests on devices and configure the devices connected to your computer. If some parameters are not configured correctly, the startup of your PC speed can be reduced. Enter the BIOS setup and look for commands or settings that may not be correct. To be sure, run a Google search to be sure. Make sure that your first boot device is set on your main hard drive. Make sure that the logo of the motherboard display is turned off. And make sure that the Quick start quick start feature is activated.

  2 if your talking about startup as the loading process connection Windows for a full load of Windows in the Windows desktop, you may have a problem with too many programs to load with windows. In this case, you can easily check and disable all programs unwanted on startup with Windows, which can cause speed problems. You can do this:

  1. click "Start" and type "msconfig" in the search bar and press "enter."

  2. This will open "System Configuration utility".

  3. on the right side of the window, navigate to the tab "start".

  4. you will see a list of all programs to load with Windows. Here, you can decide what you do or you want to load with Windows. Some programs are required to load with Windows so that Windows load and run properly, so careful who you disable. If you are not sure if it's necessary for Windows, you can do a quick search on google to be sure. Search for the song titled "startup item". Copy and paste in Google and type "is"EXAMPLE"necessary to start Windows? You will usually find your answer quickly enough.

  Slow start could be caused by a couple of other reasons as well.

  1.  fragmented - registry Windows registry is the most indispensable of the Windows operating system. When he begins to have problems with the registry, the speed and functionality of Windows becomes considerably slower. I doubt that this could be the problem with your computer. It is possible, but it is new and that if you have applied heavy use in a short period of time, it is not the likely culprit. If it, however, it's worth a check. You can find a good registry cleaner online and give him a check.

  2 of virus or Spyware infections- once the infections on the computer, they can cause immediate damage to Windows features. If you have been online a lot, even with an anti-virus program, you may have a virus any. You must run a full scan just to be sure. You can also download the free version of Malwarebytes and run as well. It works very well and is quite powerful.

  Hope that this helped you and you have this problem is resolved. If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to me message. In fact, I have a model dv6 that I may be able to help in any future issues, you may have.

  Later,.

  kabwebdev

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  I put t know what laptop you have exactly, but I think that the slow start Windows is caused due to viruses you have or had.
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