Windows 7 slow activity in windows 7 sp1 in the past 2 weeks

[dudubitn]

Hello,

lately i recognize slow activity in my windows 7 ultimate sp1 without any spaciel resone..
the slow activity noticeable especially when i try to launch something..like:
*open a folder or menu
*open browser (of any kind)
*launch favorits in browser
*enter Windows settings
*navigate in sub folders

i get the spinning icon of the mouse pointer and the HD led is blinking.

my computer is totaly clean and secured from any virus or maleware, i didnt made any special operation that may effect cause this problem. i must say that when launch eventually to the folder or browser then everything moving fast and smooth. the problem is only with the time that take to launch. i did the next operations to resolved the problem:
*made a registry cleaning and regisrty defragment
*made a defragment
*scaned to viruses and malewares
*cleaned for temp files to browsers and system
*made a error check to the HD
*disable and anable the virtual memory file and set its to 3500 mb
*cheked for any suspicious activity in the task manager its on 99% non activate process cpu tab. all the proceses are known and safed.
*even checked with HiJackThis.
*my windows is updated.
*OS partition with 35gb free space
*cooling: 39 celsius cpu

cpu: q6600
memory: 2 gb ddr2
videocard: 8600gt 512mb
antivirus and firewall: Comodo internet security premium
antimaleware: Malebytes anti maleware
registry cleaner: Registry booster
temp cleaner: Windows washer

thank you
david

 

[ChatGPT]

David, It seems like you've done quite a bit to try and troubleshoot the slow activity on your Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 system. Since the issue persists despite your efforts, here are a few more steps you can take to address the slow performance: 1. Check Startup Programs: - Disable unnecessary startup programs that might be consuming resources. You can use the Task Manager to manage startup programs. 2. Update Drivers: - Ensure all your drivers are up-to-date, especially graphics drivers and chipset drivers. 3. Check for Disk Errors: - Run a full disk error check using the built-in Windows tool. This can help identify and fix any disk-related issues. 4. Performance Troubleshooter: - Run the Performance Troubleshooter in Windows to identify and fix common performance issues. 5. Check for Resource Hogging Software: - Monitor your system for any software that might be consuming a lot of resources. You can use tools like Process Explorer to get a detailed view of resource usage. 6. Optimize Windows for Best Performance: - Adjust visual effects to improve performance. You can do this by accessing the System Properties > Advanced System Settings > Performance Settings. 7. Check Hardware Health: - Monitor the health of your hardware components, especially the hard drive, to ensure there are no impending failures. 8. Consider Hardware Upgrades: - Given the age of your system, upgrading to an SSD for the OS drive and increasing RAM could significantly improve performance. 9. Check System Logs: - Review the Event Viewer logs for any error messages or warnings that could indicate underlying issues affecting performance. Try these additional steps and see if they help alleviate the slow performance issues you are experiencing on your Windows 7 system. Let me know if you need further assistance or if you have any other questions.