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Not Responding

Oldbiggles
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in Techie Stuff
Techie guys assistance required (again).
I keep getting the dreaded 'Not Responding' box whilst trying to load pages with Firefox. As if that isn't enough I'm also getting 'unresponsive script' messages. Is there anything I can do to reduce this constant nuisance?. I'm still using Windows XP which is no longer getting updates and this old PC is not compatible with anything newer.
I keep getting the dreaded 'Not Responding' box whilst trying to load pages with Firefox. As if that isn't enough I'm also getting 'unresponsive script' messages. Is there anything I can do to reduce this constant nuisance?. I'm still using Windows XP which is no longer getting updates and this old PC is not compatible with anything newer.
Trying to learn something new every day.


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You haven't got £40 to spend on a new PC?0
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reinstall firefox
check with malwarebytes
which virus scanner is installed, how fast is the internet connectionDon't you dare criticise what you cannot understand0 -
Trying to learn something new every day.0
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reinstall firefox.......Tried reinstalling Firefox already but it still runs very slow, often it also comes alive with "well this is embarrassing.......etc" .
malwarebytes......I've run this and it says no problems found. Also run ccleaner every now and then.
which virus scanner is installed, how fast is the internet connectionTrying to learn something new every day.0 -
that's the speed of a wired ethernet adapter
internet connection speed can be found by doing a web based speed test or looking at the router statisticsDon't you dare criticise what you cannot understand0 -
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Oldbiggles wrote: »Where can you buy a pc for £40?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Optiplex-780-Core-2-Duo-PC-2-93GHz-2GB-320GB-/311778911501
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Optiplex-780-SFF-PC-Core-2-duo-e7500-2-93GHZ-/182412715010
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Optiplex-780-Desktop-PC-4GB-RAM-80GB-HDD-Intel-Core2Duo-WIN7-Licence-CC-/201773659491
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Optiplex-780-USFF-Desktop-Dual-Core-3-00GHz-4GB-DDR3-DVDRW-Windows-7-/182420579861
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Optiplex-780-PC-Intel-Core-2-Duo-CPU-E8400-3-00Ghz-2GB-DDR3-/162360130787
There are so many of the things. Personally I wouldn't buy anything with less than 4GB of RAM.
But if you were going to buy, I would sift through and try to find the best.
Expect to pay from £35 to £50 for a machine with Windows 7 upwards and 4GB or RAM. Some may even have a WiFi adapter chucked in for free.
It would be a world away from what you are currently utilising. You must have developed such patience.0 -
NiftyDigits wrote: »
It would be a world away from what you are currently utilising. You must have developed such patience.
When you get to my age patience is all you'll have left!Trying to learn something new every day.0 -
She who has to be obeyed is calling (She doesn't have my patience). I will check in again tomorrow......
:beer:Trying to learn something new every day.0 -
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