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My computer has been slowly getting slower by the moment, I have no current internet connection but I've had one before. I've ran every anti-virus program I could think off. It seemed to speed up my computer, but only slightly in a few programs, but windows, for example display properties would take over a minute. I figured it could be a hardware issue, but I don't know where to start, I ran a bad sector scan and my harddrive and it found plenty bad sectors that it had to rewrite. What could be causing this and how do I fix it or make sure it is my hard drive. Is it overheating, my laptop here is hotter then most of my friend's laptops, but I haven't overclocked it or anything, and I keep it on a normal desk, shouldn't have ventilation problems.

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It may still be a software issue. There are some very good Spyware removers out there, but they still can't get rid of all viruses.

There is a very good utility called HiJackThis (don't worry, its nothing bad). You can download the utility at http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Save this file in C:\ and run it. Click on the 'Do a system scan and save a logfile' button. The program will do a scan and display all the running processes, and it will save this list in a .txt format and open it in notepad.

Copy the log, and paste it here (in quotes) and then I can help you fix your computer.

Cheers

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Yeah, hijack this is a good one. Spybot: Search and Destroy, and Ad-Aware are also really good.It could be a bunch of other stuff though. I'd check to see how fragmented your drive is (My computer, right click on drive --> properties, the tools tab, defragmention). Also one of the programs that you are running might have a big memory leak in it. Ctrl-alt delete, and then see if your memory is being used up more and more.

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If your computer had enough bad sectors, it could have corrupted vital OS files. If I where you, I would back up my vital files, format the drive, scandisk-it and reinstall Windows.

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If you said there are many bad sectors in your hard disk, I would suggest that you check whether the slowing down of the computer is due to an aging hard disk. You can do so by noticing whether the hard disk light keeps flashing when you perform an operation. If it does, then it is very likely that the old hard disk is the bottle neck of your computer?s performance. I have a hard disk which is over 5 years old, and it really slows down significantly, despite no major errors have been found on the disk. You should replace it if this is really the case.

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When your drive is empty , you can also some tests with a program from the vendor.
You can find most of those test programs on the ultimate boot disk.

Here you also do a low level format on the drive.
But watchout do this only on suspected drives , not on drives with important data on it.
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/

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As mentioned, A hijack this log file would be very helpful.Also how long was it since you last formatted your PC ? Windows do have a bad habit bloating up every 5~7months :)Also how many process are running in Task Manager under normal circumstances ? Have you de-fragmented the hard drives ?

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First off I should have mentioned this is a 2 month old laptop. I only had internet access during the first week, and I've gotten spybot, adaware, norton(new definitions) anti-virus and they found nothing significant on my computer. I use my computer for legit business purposes so I didn't expect more then the occasional adware/security vulnerability. I don't have current internet access(I'm in internet cafe) so I can't get HiJackThis without effort. About the bad sectors, I should have more precisely stated it found an enourmous ammount of bad sectors, not the usual few, but my whole screen was filled with rewritting bad sectors, and then out of memory to rewrite bad sectors outputs. I ran a scan again, and more sectors poped up. I have no doubt in my mind the hard drive is getting progressively more physically damage. I backed up my files, and attempted a complete reformat. The end result was reformatting stuck at 0% for 8 hours while I went to work.I'm certain the hard drive is faulty, but I've never dealt with faulty hardware before, and it could be many things such as the hard drive knocked out of place, scratching while reading, or just overheating creating bad sectors in the hdd. I suspect the intense heat my computer generates compared to other laptops I've seen could have been caused by a malfunctioning fan(which I don't know how to check, never opened a laptop before), or a blown fuse.My main problem right now is if I replace my hard drive, will it face a similair fate or what should I do to address the posible heat problem. I have no warrenty even though it's a 2 month old laptop. Thank you for the input.

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well sounds like your right... id send it back to the manufaturer and get a replacement and make sure it works againafter 2 months it should not being doing that... ive had these hds for over 3 years and they are still fine... no problems even close to that so idk dudecall of the manufatuer (wherever you got your computer from) and tell them wahts happend...

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First off I should have mentioned this is a 2 month old laptop. I only had internet access during the first week, and I've gotten spybot, adaware, norton(new definitions) anti-virus and they found nothing significant on my computer. I use my computer for legit business purposes so I didn't expect more then the occasional adware/security vulnerability. I don't have current internet access(I'm in internet cafe) so I can't get HiJackThis without effort. About the bad sectors, I should have more precisely stated it found an enourmous ammount of bad sectors, not the usual few, but my whole screen was filled with rewritting bad sectors, and then out of memory to rewrite bad sectors outputs. I ran a scan again, and more sectors poped up. I have no doubt in my mind the hard drive is getting progressively more physically damage. I backed up my files, and attempted a complete reformat. The end result was reformatting stuck at 0% for 8 hours while I went to work.
I'm certain the hard drive is faulty, but I've never dealt with faulty hardware before, and it could be many things such as the hard drive knocked out of place, scratching while reading, or just overheating creating bad sectors in the hdd. I suspect the intense heat my computer generates compared to other laptops I've seen could have been caused by a malfunctioning fan(which I don't know how to check, never opened a laptop before), or a blown fuse.

My main problem right now is if I replace my hard drive, will it face a similair fate or what should I do to address the posible heat problem. I have no warrenty even though it's a 2 month old laptop. Thank you for the input.


If your laptop is 2 months old , you should stiil have warrenty on your hard drive.
Bring this laptop to the local support and let them replace the drive.
Replacing a hard drive in a laptop is not that easy since everything is close together.

While in repair you could ask them to check the cooling as well.

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I highly recommend using Webroot's Window Washer. The first time I used it on my computer it was running horribly taking minute upon minutes just to start up and things. When I ran the washer it actually cleared 1.1 GB of crap garbage from my harddrive. All that garbage was temporary files normal cleaners don't get especially the one that comes with windows in the first place.

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I have same problem,*at least its the same* my pc skips in everything I do, like a cd skipping, but its not once but it is as if nonstop, as if fine one sec, then skip, fine one sec, then skip, its continous. any advice would be great.I have windows xpLogfile of HijackThis v1.99.1Scan saved at to:39:37 PM, on 11/4/2007Platform: Windows XP SP2 (WinNT 5.01.2600)MSIE: Internet Explorer v7.00 (7.00.6000.16544)Running processes:C:WINDOWSSystem32smss.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32winlogon.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32services.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32lsass.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32svchost.exeC:Program FilesWindows DefenderMsMpEng.exeC:WINDOWSSystem32svchost.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32spoolsv.exeC:WINDOWSExplorer.EXEC:WINDOWSstsystra.exeC:Program FilesJavajre1.6.0_03binjusched.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32RUNDLL32.EXEC:WINDOWSsystem32taskswitch.exeC:Program FilesWindows DefenderMSASCui.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32rundll32.exeC:Program FilesMicrosoft IntelliType Proitype.exeC:Program FilesMicrosoft IntelliPointipoint.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32ctfmon.exeC:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramLogitechDesktopMessenger.exeC:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedVS7DEBUGMDM.EXEC:WINDOWSsystem32nvsvc32.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32svchost.exeC:WINDOWSsystem32wscntfy.exesee:program filescommon fileslogishrdlvmvfmLVPrcSrv.exeC:Program FilesCommon FilesLogiShrdLVCOMSERLVComSer.exeC:Program FilesCommon FilesLogiShrdLVCOMSERLVComSer.exeC:Program FilesCommon FilesLogiShrdLComMgrCommunications_Helper.exeC:Program FilesCommon FilesLogishrdLQCVFXCOCIManager.exeC:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exeC:Documents and SettingsfrankieDesktopHijackThis.exeR1 - 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Protocol: bwv0s - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bww0 - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bww0s - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bwx0 - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bwx0s - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bwy0 - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bwy0s - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bwz0 - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: bwz0s - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO18 - Protocol: offline-8876480 - {98998CA0-CBFE-40D9-A23D-69EA712B1058} - C:Program FilesLogitechDesktop Messenger8876480ProgramBWPlugProtocol-8876480.dllO21 - SSODL: WPDShServiceObj - {AAA288BA-9A4C-45B0-95D7-94D524869DB5} - C:WINDOWSsystem32WPDShServiceObj.dllO23 - Service: LVCOMSer - Logitech Inc. - C:Program FilesCommon FilesLogiShrdLVCOMSERLVComSer.exeO23 - Service: Process Monitor (LVPrcSrv) - Logitech Inc. - C:Program FilesCommon FilesLogiShrdLVMVFMLVPrcSrv.exeO23 - Service: LVSrvLauncher - Logitech Inc. - C:Program FilesCommon FilesLogiShrdSrvLnchSrvLnch.exeO23 - Service: NVIDIA Display Driver Service (NVSvc) - NVIDIA Corporation - C:WINDOWSsystem32nvsvc32.exe

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