1) See the startup programs...Close all the startup programs..
Type msconfig ...go to Start Up tab and there close all the unwanted services...
2) Imcrease ur RAM
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You probably do have a lot of applications trying to start up during the booting process. However, if the computer is still slow after everything has been loaded, then your hard drive may be fragmented which would slow down the PC.
To check and defrag the drive, click on start, double click Computer, right click your C: drive, properties, Tools tab, Degrag Now button.
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It's just what I noticed on my own desktop PC the past few days, with the same Win 7. I cannot say I pinpointed the cause, but the problem was pretty much solved with a torough reg cleaner and antivirus scan on the boot sector, plus I disabled the run on startup option of Skype and G Talk (the only apps I had with this option). I did have some malware, this is probably what caused the issue. Good luck to you too!
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