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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: tejek who wrote (346646)8/14/2007 10:58:57 AM
From: combjelly  Read Replies (2) of 1577836
 
"However its still fairly slow considering I am on cable"

You could try defragging the drive. If it was full, it is probably fragmented. Assuming you are using XP, double click on My Computer, right click on drive C and select properties. Under Properties, left click on the Tools tab and click on Defragment now. The click on Defragment. Then leave your computer for a day or two.

If that doesn't do it, and it might not, then you need more memory. Often when Microsoft does an update, it needs more memory. XP with Service Pack 2 needs more than 512 meg. to perform acceptably.
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