Inspiron 560
Pentium Dual Core CPU
320 GHz
4 GB
64 bit OS
Do you have the restore disks or does it still have the Data Safe program on it?
Inspiron 560
Pentium Dual Core CPU
320 GHz
4 GB
64 bit OS
I do have the restore disks and I ran them about a month ago
Yes but it began to slow down again a short while laterDid it wipe everything off of it and make it like it was brand new?
Yes but it began to slow down again a short while later
NO. I am using what they recommended last time I had it tuned up. About 2 years ago at Best buy. It is called Webroot. I renew it annually.Are you using the antivirus that came on it from Dell?
NO. I am using what they recommended last time I had it tuned up. About 2 years ago at Best buy. It is called Webroot. I renew it annually.
Change it. Don't think twice.Inspiron 560
Pentium Dual Core CPU
320 GHz
4 GB
64 bit OS
Chrome is an absolute memory hog. Happens also in my old mac, I had to upgrade memory to 16GB. But on my computer is an i5. So if you can, buy a new computer.If more than 2-3 windows are open at a time, it freezes up. I get a message (Google Chrome is not responding)
Going to bed. Thanks for your help
Chrome is an absolute memory hog. Happens also in my old mac, I had to upgrade memory to 16GB. But on my computer is an i5. So if you can, buy a new computer.
Depends on what you have running too.I run 2 similarly spec'd laptops with Windows 10, all day long. I can watch Netflix, have other programs running, and have several tabs open in chrome with no issues
I use them as a guinea pig rigs for all sorts of things, and allow my kids to use them so they don't do unspeakable things to the ones I care about. Lol.
While that's definitely an older spec machine it should serve for e-mail, web surfing and the like without a hiccup.
I'm going to guess there's a rogue program or 2 antivirus programs fighting or something like that.
Lots of people will restore a PC because it's having issues and then re-install all the same stuff they had on it before. Causing it to quickly return to the state it was in before the restore.
Think about it. It's spec'd out way better than any Chromebook or the like so web browsing, e-mail, and basic computer tasks shouldn't be an issue.
If she can afford a new computer and wants to spend the money, I certainly wouldn't argue against it.
That is one of the strangest builds I've ever seen, they used to be that wide back in the day on silica.Didn't make my target of 0.16, ended up with 0.24. Off to learn how to drip ...
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That is one of the strangest builds I've ever seen, they used to be that wide back in the day on silica.
What was the gauge and what power were you looking to run it at?