What makes my laptop slow after booting

joke1, submerse it in LN2. liquid nitrogen.
NO PC told at all not one clue, HP made 10,000+ models.
some new are slow.(CHEAP = SLOW) GAMING LAPTOP FAST.
all old ones are slow (evolution happened)
now the standard classic answer posted 10,000 times every where.

1. run free ccleaner. app
2. in browser set it to empty cache on exit and clear cookies too. on exit.
3. make sure HDD boot drive is not full, ever. 3/4 is max, limit it.
4. make sure RAM is not full running, 2 cures, more ram or delete all apps in memory not used, (startups)
5. add more RAm (ddr) OLD PC MAX OUT AT 3.2GB .
6. KEEP fans and vents clean or it overheats and runs slow. all PCs do that never cleaned ever. called normal service.
7. HDD Smart test fails. oops the drive is BAD.
8. all old HDD go slower with age, by SSD and use that.

Hello Doug,
you asked "How to fix the boot problem of my hp laptop?" We can help you with your HP laptop and your boot problem BUT please tell us exactly what is happening when you boot?
does it boot very very slow?
does it only boot into DOS/safe mode?

what do you want it to do?

as soon as we get this explanation we will give you a perfect answer that will boot the way HP intended it to boot.


Have a great day
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Shari,

There are many things we can try to find out why this is. To start, When the computer boots, Do you hear the windows chime? this will indicate the laptop boots. otherwise we could be looking at other hardware.

With the laptop turned on, if you hold a flashlight to the LCD you may be able to see faint images. This would indicate an issue with the LCD or the Inverter located in the laptop and you should have it serviced by a professional to repair such items.

Also while booting the laptop we want to watch all the lights on the laptop. Occasionally when a hardware item fails we identify it with a bios Beep code. In laptops this is a flashing light that will blink either by the AC plug, Right under the LCD, or the front of the laptop.

When we start the laptop does the fan spin up very hard and then slow down again? do we hear a beep shortly after? This indicates what we call "A post" it means your processor, Video, and Ram all passed intitial tests to start your computer. If there is no beep dont panic as not all laptops do this. The fan however, if it does not slow down will indicate a hardware issue. This typically can be CPU, RAM, or Motherbord.
When your computer boots, does the screen stay completely black or does it boot past a splash screen and go to a flashing curser? This could indicate a hard drive issue. Usually repairable unless we hear clicking from somewhere in the device.

The last thing I would suggest trying is if you have a regular computer with a regular monitor, you can plug the monitor into the side of your laptop to see if the screen comes up on it. There may be a keyboard shortcut you have to press and if you let me know what model Acer laptop I may be able to help you with that as well.

Good Luck!

-Rogue

This mainly happens when ur windows is regularly updated but the main reason is that u might not be clearing the temporary files which increase the booting time..For this-
Go to START>RUN
*Type there 'TEMP'(not case sensitive) and in the window that appears, select all files and delete them.
*After this, in the RUN dialog box type, '%TEMP%' and select all the files appearing in the window that appears and delete all the files.
Performing this task regularly would surely make a change...

Computer does not boot up The problem maybe the RAM, it is faulty or just needs reseating to make proper electrical contact.
Reseat the RAM and then boot up your laptop. If it still does not boot up then remove the RAM module/s and take them to your friendly computer repair shop and get them to test the RAM for you.

The reason may be one or more problems acting together. The problem nowadays is that it is very difficult and time consuming to monitor and take care of your Lenovo laptop. Even experienced users find it hard to perform such tasks on regular basis because you might need to prepare a huge amount of time and energy to deal with each issue separately.

If you want to fix the problems more efficiently, try the Lenovo speed up program. Regards!

Yes! it will.

Hi,

Any other unusual things happening besides it's working too slow ?

Might want to check for viruses, they usually eat up computer resources.

Thanks

Try to boot up in safe mode, done by pressing F8 while computer is booting up then restart and let computer boot up regular, if you installed any drivers before this happen unistall them while you are in safe mode.