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Regarding the request to open command line as admin and then execute the command
cd %programfiles(x86)%\Windows Kits\10\Windows Performance Toolkit
This command failed, it said the path doesn't exist on my computer.
Suddenly, everything loads slowly
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New #12
I have run the sfc command after re-booting, as I understand it there are still corrupted files found. The log is here:
Dropbox - scannow_log.zip
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New #13
Well, this is odd
I rebooted my computer, ran the sfc /scannow command, and um ... well ... the problem seems to be gone.
Firefox loads quickly
Windows explorer is almost instantaneous
Windows-P is instantaneous
If anyone can explain, please do
But otherwise, I think this thread is over unless the problem returns.
BIG THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO TRIED TO HELP!
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New #14
Glad it worked. Sfc /scannow checks system files and try to repair them. Sometimes it works, Sometimes you have to dig deeper.I rebooted my computer, ran the sfc /scannow command, and um ... well ... the problem seems to be gone.
Firefox loads quickly
Windows explorer is almost instantaneous
Windows-P is instantaneous
If anyone can explain, please do
But otherwise, I think this thread is over unless the problem returns.
BIG THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO TRIED TO HELP!
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New #15
Great- now if you don't already use it - and it's strongly and repeatedly recommended here- create/ update your disk image.
Disk imaging- means you can restore partitions/Windows/disks to a previous good state- even if you need a new disk.
E.g. Macrium reflect (free) + large enough external storage for disk image sets.
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