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Also if i search hijackthis on any search engine
my whole internet just closes
just when you search for hijackthis or search for anything .,a slow mouse is an indication of a slow computer not really a mouse problem ,usually ,did you run spyware /virus scan of any sort .
Boo!!!!! Sarcastic Jack
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Direct Link to HJT. What browser are you using and have you tried Firefox / Opera? Have you tried Spybot or AdAware? What antivirus are you using?
*Edit: When your mouse slows down, open up Task Manager and look at 'Processes' and then click on 'CPU' twice (biggest numbers should then be at top) and see what's burning the most resources.
*Edit: When your mouse slows down, open up Task Manager and look at 'Processes' and then click on 'CPU' twice (biggest numbers should then be at top) and see what's burning the most resources.
Last edited by jmassey : Feb 21st, 2008 at 7:08 pm. Reason: Thought of something else
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