Re: computer running slow

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What CPU, what HDD, what anti-virus, what broadband speed?
Since you say that email and some web pages are slow, I guess your antivirus
anti-whatever slow you down. If it's Norton Anti anything, look no further
:)
Open Windows Task Manager (WTM) and then check your email. In WTM/Processes,
see what process takes 2 digits of CPU time while opening emails.
Michael

"PattiChati" <PattiChati@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eeZB%23YntFHA.3900@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I forgot to say that I have no virus or malware or spyware on my computer.
>I have programs to prevent these and clean them if there is anything.
>Thanks again
>


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