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Discussion in 'General Internet' started by Mark Hasenbein, 2005/08/02.

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    Mark Hasenbein

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    Dell/Windows XP home/RAM128
    Processor/1794MHz
    Video/128 pro ultra
    Network/CNET PRO200 WLPCI.....?
    " /WAN (PPP/SLIP) Interface
    Loads up slow and video, sound is choppy.
    Any tweaks or drivers or any help out their?
    Mark :(
     
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    Could this possibley be related to
    This post ?

    And/ or the 400 Viruses and various Trojans found ?

    BillyBob
     
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    Mark Hasenbein

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    Hi BillBob Yes it's me again.
    I have 3 spy wear removers all up to date and I am clear of spy wear.
    Have run chkdsk /f/r in run, command prompt, and from my computer works great.
    This is a problem I have had since the beginning before the infections.
    My computer experience is only 4 months any help would be appreciated.
     
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    I have 3 spy wear removers all up to date and I am clear of spy wear

    That may well be OK now. But it is possible that some damage was done and had not been repaired.

    This is a problem I have had since the beginning before the infections.

    I guess that lets the other thread out of it then.

    But I did have to ask because sometimes the damage that may have been done does not show up till a later date.

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    That could be your problem - 256 Mb generally considered to be the absolute minimum for XP to run anything like decently - 512 Mb is pretty much the norm nowadays.

    Try Media Player Classic - likely to have a lower overhead than Windows Media Player.
     
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