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i also get downloading updates yellow shield 40% , my pc very very slow, i think it is a viruses but kill another virus, so it batlle betwen virus from microsoft VS another virus, so the question is when the batlle is over or 0% downloading updates, so my pc can run faster,
yesterday is 9 %, 2 days again is 33%, and now is 42%
jtr88, you might do a little computer maintenance before doing anything else -- run CCleaner, defrag, stuff like that, and reboot.
^^^ I was thinking exactly the same.
Sometimes a slow running computer needs a little cleaning. CCleaner is a great choice, defrag and compressing, check installed programs and see if there is something you don't use & uninstall it. Also check how much space you have left on your hard drive. If the HD is nearly full, the computer will get very slow. Maybe you have bug somewhere?
I recently got rid of Office ( to huge) and installed SoftMaker Office 2008 and everything got transferred to it. Small, fast , neat. You will free a lots of space.
yeah , i am succes to destroy downloading updates, try this open folder C , and deleted files except important file , or know with file name like this aaa443fdgdghhhja so deleted this filew folder and then empty recycle bin, SUUUCCCCESSS
yeah , i am succes to destroy downloading updates, try this open folder C , and deleted files except important file , or know with file name like this aaa443fdgdghhhja so deleted this filew folder and then empty recycle bin, SUUUCCCCESSS
Maybe there's a language barrier going on, but it sounds like you're suggesting people open up their C drive and just delete anything that they don't think is important?
Good advice elnina , but this thread is 3 years old. I think the OP has it resolved. Another ancient thread resurrected form the dead by a new poster.
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, but this thread is 3 years old. I think the OP has it resolved. Another ancient thread resurrected form the dead by a new poster.
