Problem mith my computer

@rosey19 (951)
Philippines
November 10, 2009 7:08pm CST
I just wanna ask if what's happening to my computer it runs very slow and I've noticed that every time the Kaspersky updater is running it also moves slowly. Can you help me to solve this or it is just normal?
7 responses
@sagnik42 (3592)
• India
11 Nov 09
Without any details on your configuration it is difficult to specifically point out the problem. Almost all antivirus software tends to slow down the computer. But kaspersky do not slow down the computer that much. If you are using vista then immidiately change to XP. It will save you space and increase speed. Since while updating Kaspersky your machine is getting very slow I guess you are low on RAM and Processor speed. Upgrading them might help as well. Give me a little more details about your configuration and I can help you a little more.
@rosey19 (951)
• Philippines
11 Nov 09
Thanks for the immediate response to my discussion. I am using windows XP. You're correct maybe my RAM or processor needs upgrading that is why it runs very slow. Thank you again.
@sagnik42 (3592)
• India
11 Nov 09
You are welcome. It was a pleasure. I am happy to be of some help. Happy mylotting.
@rosey19 (951)
• Philippines
11 Nov 09
Thank you once again and happy mylotting too.
• Philippines
15 Nov 09
You may have low virtual memory or you have to many programs running on the start up hope that helps.
@rosey19 (951)
• Philippines
16 Nov 09
Yes you are correct sometimes a pop-up box saying "low virtual memory". And I consulted this to our technician and I need to deleted some files not needed or I can transfer it to our server. Thanks for responding. Have a nice day.
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
11 Nov 09
Do you know your specs, try Tune Up Utilities, 2009 trial version. lets see what comes up.
@rosey19 (951)
• Philippines
11 Nov 09
Thanks for the response. I will try checking my specs or I will try deleting some unnecessary files from my computer.
• India
11 Nov 09
probably your computer got infected with malware or spyware ,if your automatic update is off then turn on it will solve your problem
@rosey19 (951)
• Philippines
11 Nov 09
Probably yes because just last month this computer which I am using got infected with virus. Thank you for responding me. Have a nice day!
@ronald11 (22)
• Kenya
11 Nov 09
I also have the same problem with my computer because of late i notice its performance has reduced significantly, i don't know whether my antivirus is not working well or is just to porous to allow viruses to come in.
@rosey19 (951)
• Philippines
12 Nov 09
You might as well check your computer. A very slow moving computer will really ruin your day and delayed some works to be done. So better consult a technician to diagnose whats happening. Have a nice day.
@thedark (156)
• India
30 Jan 10
try the following to speed up your computer defrag your hdd defrag your registry clean up temp files increase your paging file upgrade your hardware, if its outdated if everything else fails, you may have to install a fresh copy of windows
• Philippines
19 Nov 09
First, you have to check your hard drive where your system is installed. Check if it has still free space at least 1 gigabyte or about 3 to 5 gigs. If it doesn't have, just delete some the unneeded files on it and it should make the difference. If it has enough free space, maybe you're just opening too many applications that your virtual memory cannot handle. If you need any performance tweaks, just visit my blog at www.pcloverstalk.blogspot.com you can also err out your concerns about computers out there and I'll be glad to answer you back.