[Deadpool]

Everytime I boot up my laptop it take a good 10 minutes for it to load everything and when I open the browser it's really laggy, I get eror reports, flash player crashes, and/or BSOD. I already have Ccleaner and I disabled startup programs I don't think that I need, but it's still really slow...

[Suresnipe]

Maybe do a system restore and see how it runs after that?

[Grim]

Try these. Top 10 Ways to Speed Up Your Computer's Boot Time

[Deadpool]

I don''t think you can system restore your computer to like it was when you first bought it otherwise that would solve everything. I must've done something to remove Launch Manager from the bottom right any ideas on how to make it return without manually opening it every time?

[Jbudman]

Hmmm, some laptops have a hidden partition in them with a full recovery program built in. I know my old dell PC, and laptop both had it. You had to hit a combination of buttons at the splash screen, and it would give you the option to do a full system restore, clean os like new. Just google it.

[James' Bitch]

Go to start menu and search for MSCONFIG then go to the startup section and unclick the things you don't want your laptop to automatically start up **** when you turn it on. it speeded up my computer because i had like 3 anti viruses trying to start at the same time lol.

[Snow]

Give Advanced System Care a shot, Mr. Bass showed me it and its an amazing program.
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Also check for any registry errors in ccleaner, also grab yourself avast free and do a boot time scan

[Deadpool]

Originally Posted by Jbudman

Hmmm, some laptops have a hidden partition in them with a full recovery program built in. I know my old dell PC, and laptop both had it. You had to hit a combination of buttons at the splash screen, and it would give you the option to do a full system restore, clean os like new. Just google it.

Hey Jdub I did it- it's called a system "recovery" instead of "restore" and it wiped my laptop clean. The only thing is it deleted all my word documents so all my essays from high school are gone, I'm assuming they're gone for good right?

[Jbudman]

Originally Posted by Deadpool

Hey Jdub I did it- it's called a system "recovery" instead of "restore" and it wiped my laptop clean. The only thing is it deleted all my word documents so all my essays from high school are gone, I'm assuming they're gone for good right?

Ummm, there might be some software that you can download to recover some of the files, but only if the sectors they were stored on weren't overwritten yet. I'd give you a suggestion, but I don't remember any programs for that, and I'm about to walk out the door.

Simple answer is, yes.