generic advice : scan ur pc in SAFE MODE with one antivirus (avast/avg) and atleat 2 anti-spys (adaware & ewido). run ccleaner to clear pc junk. reduce ur startup entries.
posting ur hijackthis logfile here would help someone analyse the problem....
If you notice more carefully, system idle process has a priority of zero. This means that it cannot, in a milion years, preempt any other thread. So don't worry about that one. Look at any non-essential and essential app's settings for the source of slowdowns.
Hey guys, wait i cant right click on my system idle process on task manager. then how come i know its priority is zero.
Select View->Select Columns... in task manager and check "Base priority".
The priority for system idle process should be "N/A". It's basically a 16KB loop that runs when no process is active.
Post your hijackthis log instead.
System idle time cannot possibly hog system resources. As sirius says, it is basically a empty thread that loops while Windows has nothing else to do...
First things first - checking for viruses, spyware,etc... Run scans in safe mode, post hijackthis log, etc.
Second - Run ccleaner to remove junk from your system
Third - Run a defrag on your system. Also, get the software called PageDefrag and use it to defrag your registry.
Fourth - Check your page file size and make it fixed. If possible, keep it on the first partition of a secondary hard disk.
Fifth - Disable unnecessary services (through services.msc) and startup items (through msconfig)
Sixth - Use tweaking software such as TweakUI and Xteq X-Setup to finetune your system. Also, check out xpAntispy and TuneXP
Arun
here's the hijackthis log file :
If its not a virus ,spyware prob..........it much be sue to fragmentation.............Defragment u r hdd.......
