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I dont know what to do guys and i hope u can help me here.So basicly before 1 week or so my FPS in games and my overall PC peformance dropped i used Windows 8.1 PRO.So i decided its time to preinstall my computer and get Windos 7 ultimate ,for 2 days everythink was running how it was supposed to be but today my PC dropped performance again and like before 1 hour it shutted down itself..WTF?I play LoL with like 50 fps...
PC Config
GTX 760 2GB
INTEL I5 4570
8GB RAM DDR3
HELP :(
 
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Chicano

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Check your BIOS power saving settings and the Windows Power Options in Control Panel / System / Power Plan / Set the High Performance plan. If that doesn't help, some running specifications would come in handy.. use HWiNFO to see idle or running specs for the CPU clock speed, temps, voltages & fan speeds... take a screenshot and upload it to Tynipic.com and post it here.

CPU-Z
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z/versions-history.html

HWiNFO
http://www.hwinfo.com/
 
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Guys guys 6 hours ago i played on my computer flawlessly it was smooth and perfect and now i come back from school its the same deal as yestarday W-T-F its not about the hardware i think because after i did system restore everythink was perfect and now again after like 12 hours of the restore it started bugging/lagging again W-T-F ???HELP SOME PLEASEE
 
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Well, the only way that can be explained is malware or virus. The System Restore probably turned the system back to a clean state but later the bug came out from it's hiding place to reinfect the system, and that place must be the System Restore points folder. You will have to disable System Restore at some point to delete the bug along with the folder contents, but that will have to be calculated for efectiveness. The first thing to do is modify the user permissions in the System Restore points folders so the security scanners have full access and are able to delete the bug/s.

First enable hidden files view in Explorer / Tools / View... mark Show hidden files and folders, next remove the check mark from "Hide protected operative system files (recommended)".. Next in the View tab, disable "Simple file sharing (recommended)" removing the check mark. Apply and OK.

Next. Go to Explorer C: Right click on the System Volume Information folder and select Properties / Security.. (repeat in every hard drive partition if any)... and grant yourself full control of the SVL folders according to the information in the link... that will make the SVL (SR) folder fully accessible for best scanning results..

Follow with a virus and a malware scans. If that doesn't solve the issue, you will have to Restore the System, allow the computer to boot for SR to complete, immediately reboot and logon in Safe Mode and disable System Restore, reboot the computer.


Set, View, Change, or Remove Permissions on Files and Folders
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754344.aspx

Change file and folder permissions in Windows 7
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-files/how-do-i-change-folder-and-file-permissions/465f2b42-63dd-4486-8dd1-c870290efeed
 
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