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Computer Slowdown
There is very few memory in your machine to run your appl, you do not
mention the versions, but I assume at least office 2000 and IE5, they already consuem a lot of resources. Combine that with win 98 never been brilliant at memory usage, an you are quite likley to have problems (by the way upgrading up to 512 does pay of on win 98, any more is not worth it as you start to slow down again) I asusme you also have a large amount of harddisk activity for the swap-drive Frank wrote: I am having an issue with my computer slowing down. It seems to go fine throughout the day and then it will start slowing down. I have programs like Word/Excel, IE, CITRIX Client open it it slows to a crawl. The computer is a PII with 128Mb of RAM and is running Windows 98SE. It is all patched up too. What could the issue be? Could it be a memory leak? If so what is the best/easist way to fix a memory leak? Any help would be appreciated. |
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