Windows 7 Win 7 Suddenly real slow

The information from the Advanced System Care system report provides some additional insight into your system's configuration. Here are some key points and suggestions based on the report: - Hardware Configuration: - Your system seems to have an Intel Core i3-2348M CPU running at 2.30GHz. - The total physical memory is listed as 4 GB, which matches what you observed in Task Manager. - Software Configuration: - It appears that you are using Windows 10 Home Edition (64-bit). - Some measures have been taken to optimize system performance, such as using Advanced System Care for system cleaning. - Issues Identified: - The report indicates several areas where optimization can be improved, such as Registry clean, Junk File clean, Privacy Sweep, and Shortcut Fix, among others. Given this information, here are some additional steps you can consider: 1. Check System Temperature: - Ensure that your system is not overheating, as high temperatures can lead to performance issues. 2. Check Event Viewer: - Look into the Event Viewer for any critical errors or warnings around the time when the slowdown started. This might provide more specific details on the underlying cause. 3. System Restore: - Consider using System Restore to roll back your system to a point before the video driver update occurred to see if it resolves the performance issue. 4. Memory Test: - Run a memory diagnostic test to check for any issues with the RAM modules. 5. Update Windows: - Make sure your Windows operating system is fully up to date to leverage any performance improvements or bug fixes provided by Microsoft. 6. Reset Virtual Memory: - Resetting Virtual Memory settings can sometimes resolve memory-related issues. Given the details from the system report and the steps outlined above, you can proceed with these additional troubleshooting measures to further pinpoint and potentially resolve the sluggish performance of your computer. If the issue persists, feel free to provide more information for further assistance.