system is working very slow

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nitin.sherry

hello,

after booting my system works very slow how can i identify the process
which are slowing my system both in LINUX operating system as well as
WINDOWS operatting system.

how can i stop those process.how can check for any haking in my
network.

plz help me out.it is very urgent

nitin
 
hello,

after booting my system works very slow how can i identify the process
which are slowing my system both in LINUX operating system as well as
WINDOWS operatting system.

how can i stop those process.how can check for any haking in my
network.

plz help me out.it is very urgent

nitin

If the problem occurs in two different OS's it is likely a hardware problem.
I would start by cleaning your fans and taking a look at CPU temperatures.

Kerry
 
How much RAM memory? Try Ctrl+Alt+Delete to select Task Manager and
click the Performance Tab. What is the Total, the Commit Charge and the
Peak?

You may check on pagefile (virtual memory) usage with Page File Monitor for
XP:
http://www.dougknox.com/

If you get anything much more than 20 / 30 mb virtual memory usage you
need to add RAM memory. The system uses virtual memory for a
limited number of tasks rather than RAM memory.

Make sure you study the readme.txt file carefully to ensure you get the
utility to work as it should.

Have you installed any "memory boosters" ?

How large is your hard drive? Is it partitioned? How much free space on each
drive / partition? How is the drive / partition formatted -FAT32 or NTFS? To
get this information, whilst in Windows Explorer, place the cursor on each
drive in turn, right click and select Properties.

What are your antispyware arrangements?

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
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