Re: startup very long

Tech-Archive recommends: Speed Up your PC by fixing your registry

locing55555@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

I defrag my hard disk with perfect disk.
I scan my pc with spybot search and destroy 1.3 and nod32.
The keys in the register are right.

Have you other suggestion?


Doesn't sound like you followed all the steps indicated in my response to you.

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Rock
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