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No disk errors, bios ok, how about you run TaskManager while doing some of the things that you think are running slowly, and sort by CPU usage, and look for something stealing time.
And, just to be fair, here is my crystaldiskinfo result:
What about the security/anti-virus software that might be getting in the way? You might try uninstalling McAfee and Install something else to see if the lag goes away... or reduce the number of scanning software to 1, if you have more than 1.
And, just to be fair, here is my crystaldiskinfo result:
What about the security/anti-virus software that might be getting in the way? You might try uninstalling McAfee and Install something else to see if the lag goes away... or reduce the number of scanning software to 1, if you have more than 1.
I'm uninstalled McAfee and installed new AntiVirus Avast FREE. Because it is so good for gaming. Here is it the task manager 
Al!f1990 wrote:
I'm uninstalled McAfee and installed new AntiVirus Avast FREE. Because it is so good for gaming. Here is it the task manager
You need to click on the CPU tab to get it to sort by CPU - you have to click once and it sorts in reverse with the lowest CPU usage on top (lame Microsoft 😉 ), then click again and the little arrow reverses and shows top CPU processes on top.
Now, watch that taskmanager process list, and watch for anything that is taking lots of CPU while you do the tasks that run slowly.
Hopefully you will see something that you can isolate and disable or uninstall.
Without being there, and seeing the action / slowness it is difficult to do more for you...lets keep trying though...
