Check to see how much free space is left on your hard drive. A hard drive operating at near capacity will slow things down. If this be the case, it is time to off load some files.
Aloha, (A) we need to know what laptop etc (make, model, how old, ram & size of HD)
(B) have you updated it recently?
(C) have you added any Apps recently?
(D) are you processing Large files?
If you have anything important on it I would save to another media. Then I would find a way to wipe the HD clean and reload the OS.Laptop is a Lenovo "Ideapad" 100 8 gb Ram, 1tb HD
Has had very little use but has been unused for the last four years.
Updated since my posting here and that has increased its speed a lot but still running slow although not as bad as it was.
Not able to process anything at the moment.
Skip that, just making money off you. If you have it back hit alt - ctrl - delete at same time, open task manager. It will tell you what percentage the cpu is working, memory load, disk load, and network load. And below the 4 main columns will list the programs that are using the most. If you click the CPU column it will list the programs from largest user to lowest user. But I suspect it's memory. Click that one at the top and see what the biggest users are.Took my computer to a local repair shop and after only a quick look at settings I was advised that the first thing to do was an upgrade from the HDD to an SSD. Now waiting for the shop to contact me regarding costs.![]()