Suddenly slow Vista

Hello everybody!

I have a problem with my Windows Vista from time to time. The matter is that
the system becomes incredibly slow without having high computer performances
(slow cpu speed, less memory usage etc.). This state persists up to a new
system restart. After the restart everything is working fine but the problem
is coming back from time to time (a few days later in general).

To my system:
I have a new Thinkpad X60t with just a few programs on it - Matlab, OneNote,
OpenOffice, Latex.
I am sure that I do not have a virus on my system.
The cpu temperature is ok (55°C-65°C).

Does anybody of you have the same problem or just knows a solution?


Many thanks for all your support!
Michael :-)

Mimi wrote:
> Hello everybody!
>
> I have a problem with my Windows Vista from time to time. The matter is
> that the system becomes incredibly slow without having high computer
> performances (slow cpu speed, less memory usage etc.). This state
> persists up to a new system restart. After the restart everything is
> working fine but the problem is coming back from time to time (a few
> days later in general).
>
> To my system:
> I have a new Thinkpad X60t with just a few programs on it - Matlab,
> OneNote, OpenOffice, Latex.
> I am sure that I do not have a virus on my system.
> The cpu temperature is ok (55°C-65°C).
>
> Does anybody of you have the same problem or just knows a solution?
>
>
> Many thanks for all your support!
> Michael :-)
>
>
>
Do you mean you are running your machine for a few days without turning off?

If so, for some reason Windows doesn't like that. Or so I have always
found.

Mimi <> wrote in message
news::

> I have a new Thinkpad X60t with just a few programs on it - Matlab,
> OneNote, OpenOffice, Latex. I am sure that I do not have a virus on my
> system. The cpu temperature is ok (55°C-65°C).

*yawn* Who doesn't have a new Thinkpad X60t with just a few programs on
it.

> Does anybody of you have the same problem or just knows a solution?

Problem? It's all in your mind. Of course, I'm granting the assumption
that you actually have one.

> Many thanks for all your support! Michael :-)

Thank you.

No!

My computer is just running a few minutes or hours then the problem might be
occure.


"Andy" <> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:g3p5p7$9ei$...
> Mimi wrote:
>> Hello everybody!
>>
>> I have a problem with my Windows Vista from time to time. The matter is
>> that the system becomes incredibly slow without having high computer
>> performances (slow cpu speed, less memory usage etc.). This state
>> persists up to a new system restart. After the restart everything is
>> working fine but the problem is coming back from time to time (a few days
>> later in general).
>>
>> To my system:
>> I have a new Thinkpad X60t with just a few programs on it - Matlab,
>> OneNote, OpenOffice, Latex.
>> I am sure that I do not have a virus on my system.
>> The cpu temperature is ok (55°C-65°C).
>>
>> Does anybody of you have the same problem or just knows a solution?
>>
>>
>> Many thanks for all your support!
>> Michael :-)
>>
>>
>>
> Do you mean you are running your machine for a few days without turning
> off?
>
> If so, for some reason Windows doesn't like that. Or so I have always
> found.

I leave mine running 24/7 with no ill effects.

On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 22:49:28 +0100, Andy <>
wrote:

>Mimi wrote:
>> Hello everybody!
>>
>> I have a problem with my Windows Vista from time to time. The matter is
>> that the system becomes incredibly slow without having high computer
>> performances (slow cpu speed, less memory usage etc.). This state
>> persists up to a new system restart. After the restart everything is
>> working fine but the problem is coming back from time to time (a few
>> days later in general).
>>
>> To my system:
>> I have a new Thinkpad X60t with just a few programs on it - Matlab,
>> OneNote, OpenOffice, Latex.
>> I am sure that I do not have a virus on my system.
>> The cpu temperature is ok (55°C-65°C).
>>
>> Does anybody of you have the same problem or just knows a solution?
>>
>>
>> Many thanks for all your support!
>> Michael :-)
>>
>>
>>
>Do you mean you are running your machine for a few days without turning off?
>
>If so, for some reason Windows doesn't like that. Or so I have always
>found.

In article <>, "Mimi" <>
wrote:

> No!
>
> My computer is just running a few minutes or hours then the problem might be
> occure.

If the problem isn't caused by Norton, it's caused by Vista.
You could "upgrade to XP" or leave your problems behind by getting a
MacOS X PC.