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Programmes are constantly not responding (1 Viewer)

Keith Dickinson

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I've a two year old system, dual core Athlon 11, 4Gb Ram and a 500Gb hard drive, 1Tb external HD. Running Windows 7 Home Premium.
All of a sudden I'm getting programs not responding, I cannot fathom what has happened. I'm running McAfee Total Security (Firewall, AV and Malware) this brings back no problem when I run a scan. I've tried spybot and malware bytes, spybot found no issues but malware bytes refused to load. I've also loaded up Wisecare 365 to try and clean out the system but it doesn't actually seem to have helped, altho it hasn't caused any problems either.
I've tried to do a system restore today but find that I cannot go back further than September 4th, there are no restore points any further back than this.
I ripping my hair out as it can take anything up to 3 minutes to change pages in Palemoon, Firefox and Internet Explorer. Thunderbird takes forever to download mail.
Any help will be most gratefully received.
 
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Following reading one of the faq on the pchelp forum I've done a windows repair which showed up a problem with .NET version 4, once that was sorted things are now working much better. Thankfully I had my Windows 7 OS disk available, dunno what I'd have done if that had been mislaid.
 
Following reading one of the faq on the pchelp forum I've done a windows repair which showed up a problem with .NET version 4, once that was sorted things are now working much better. Thankfully I had my Windows 7 OS disk available, dunno what I'd have done if that had been mislaid.

Finally got to the bottom of why Thunderbird and Firefox where still a bit hit and miss, a java-toolkit add-on was screwing them up, disabled that and I am 100% back to normal.
 
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