Computer was rebooted and now it's moving to slow. example trying to run google earth and it is very slow

ask your EMAIL provider they are not us.
there are 1billion web sites now on earth.

10% of those have email services, my guess.

huge, possible emails. I run my own, too.
but try this next time you post. just and example,.
1: my email is [email protected]
tell only the words to the right of @ and the @ ,
then we tell you go to Microsoft and ask for help at live.com
even type.
https://account.live.com/pw

if not live.com tell what it is, or google like this.
google @hotmail.com support
google @outlook.com change password.
google is your friend here, use it ok, learn.

Go back to google earth and try it all over again.

This is an outrageous tactic by Google Earth! This is a virtual virus infecting the machine.
In addition, closing down google earth plus and forcing the switch to this abomination is totally unaccepatble.
I have found google earth to be an interesting toy, and even sometimes useful.
However, I refuse to be abused by this arrogant, high handed and stupid approach to updates.
Even Microsoft allows control over updates. The previous post is a good example of why.
The reason is, unless you can guarantee perfect updates, and also guarantee to repair/ compensate for damages, you are needlessly putting users at risk.
You should check out the lively discussions and opinions of you new policy on Macintouch.com
You should also take a lesson from Sony's ******** move that installed malware. Ask them how much it cost them in the long run.
You should also review the history of the turbotax moves that were eventually responsible for intuit abandoning an equally repugnant policy.
I will use my current version of plus until you turn it off or end this ridiculous forced update scheme. Then GOODBYE GOOGLE!
ps I am switching all my default search engines to yahoo!

Slow booting can be caused by several things. Usually when it hangs it is a driver or update program that is having problems. For example when adobe reader updates it can take a few minutes to check to see if there is a update and so on. These are annoying as the intent is they pop up first thing to say they have an update instead of doing in the background and showing a message a few minutes after booting.

What can also happen is having to reboot it or force it to reboot it can corupt a setup and the program stalls or won't run the next time.

What you need to do is remove any programs you can out of the startup menu to start with. There are a couple of speed loaders that may be in here. Office and adobe as examples. Just move them out of the startup or delete them. They don't need to run and I've never seen them actually save any time in how fast the programs start.
There are other programs such as MSN or other programs that are set by default to run at startup. Those you can change to start when you start them not when windows does. These also can slow things down bu usually when you see the desktop.

The next place to look is add remove programs. Look for any programs that you have recently installed or do not use anymore. If you can remeber you may be able to spot which one was the one that was installed just before everything slowed down. Again this could be updates or corrupt parts of the program.

At this point if you haven't found te problem then it will be either a virus or corrupt driver. Depending on what version of windows you have you can run regedit or msconfig from the start/run window and then look at what starts up.

You should also try running antivirus or antispyware programs. Spyware tend to be dumber versions of viruses. Those will keep downloading more and more until the computer is running so slow it may take an hour or so just to put. There are several online sites that will run searches and let you fix them. there are a lot more that do the search and say spend money. A good one is www.microtrend.com called housecall. It is good at find viruses and spyware and gets rid of them.

Thats covers quite a bit but you should be able to narrow it down and then if it still is slow get specific help to finish it up if it is still slow.

Could be a program running in background. Try to go to msconfig ( click on start, run, and type msconfig). On the startup items, disable all and reboot. See if the performance improves. If it does, enable startup program on msconfig one by one and reboot. to check what startup item is causing the slow performance. If it does not improve, might be an unnecessary driver for the system. Reinstall windows xp.

Try to boot the computer into safe mode. If that can be done, uninstall Goofle Earth, and get into the system restore and restore the computer back before the Google install and reboot normally.

Download RegscrubXP program and run it.

This can clean a lot of rubbish from your registry that makes the computer go slow.....

Install, then reboot your computer. Make sure when you install, you are signed in as the administrator (that you have rights to install programs...). Once you log back into Windows, go to add remove programs and uninstall Google earth. Reboot again.. Make sure you are not receiving the error. If not, try installing again. The problem seems to be that the dll in question is not registering with the system properly.

Uninstall the program. Do you have a registry cleaner, no, then put Ccleaner in google and do a search.
It is a free one, and works ok for free. You uninstall the program,now run Ccleaner. now if it picks up
more then 100 problems, you have had a very slow PC, I bet you get around 500-1000.
Now go to google earth and download the new edition and install it. This should solve your problem.
Hope it works out good for you. Any other questions,just post back,everyone is more than happy to help you.