My computer formatted but it running very slow windows 7 configuration is perfec

Hello,
Have you check (most likely you have, still have to ask) for the most recent drivers?
Is your pc home build or brand? If brand have you check the company website for help?
Is W7 up to date?
Have you tried a newer installation (not repair) from scratch?
Have you tried to reset bios settings?
IS your ram in 1 stick or in more? If more, try 1 module at a time.
These are only a few solutions, it may not even be
Your post is too vague to give a more accurate solution

This is an easier fix than you would think. This website (link) tells two easy things to do that speeds it up for me every time. This is the first thing I do to every computer I get when the owner says their computer is slow. Good luck!

Hi there,

I'll start from introducing myself:

Toshiba Satellite C660-21Z
Version: PSC0QE-04X00CEN
Intel Core i3 M 370 2.4 Ghz
System x64
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate SP1
RAM 4Gb (one stick)
HDD Toshiba MK3275GSX 300 Gb (AHCI SATA Controller Mode)

My story:
I dropped my laptop while being switched on resulting instant HDD and RAM failure. I've got the replacement RAM and HDD (exact same I was hoping to revive my HDD and recover files by switching circuit boards - didn't help) and installed Windows 7 x 64 Ultimate, but it was running extremely slow. Just as for bhaskarreddy, pretty much every window I open, especially folders, Word 2010 and even Task Manager were none responsive for most of the time. While downloading all the software I use to have via uTorrent, the downloads stopped stating message (in torrent status bar) something like this: Error: Write disk could not be performed... full disk...I/O... bla bla bla... (free space was about 265Gb) So I thought it's HDD error, run Win7 HDD diagnostics- all good, then I went to your forum, and I thought before crying out loud I will follow soho62 recommendations, although I couldn't believe That could help, given new installed system. In fairness, CC cleaner did remove 500 odd MB, but when I proceeded to use Norton Power Eraser it said I need to reboot first. So I did, and never booted up again. So now I'm crying out loud! I'm not asking to help me to boot the windows again, 'cos I'm re-installing it as I type, but I do hope if you could give me a few pointers of what the heck I can do to solve this issue once new windows will be installed.
Thanks for trying.

It could be from your system registry, or your hard drive is highly fragmented. there are some interesting apps on the net that can scan your pc to check for errors. try one of the apps on this link.

http://speedmypcfast.com/

Hello,
I've bought this Dell precision m4700 with the following:
intel core i7 3820qm
AMD firepro m4000 2GB
8gb ram DDR5
and I need the laptop for CAD drawings and video renders. I've recently updated the HDD to an 128 GB SSD to gain more speed. The problem is that after I've reinstalled windows 7 Professional x64 (registered, not pirate), all necesary drivers and my programs , it still running slow (for ex when I open my computer still takes 3 seconds for the window to appear, or even winamp takes 4-7 sec). It's not about the programs. They run smooth and fine, but the windows still runs like from an old PC . I've been using Tuneup utilities for reg clean ans such, but seems even slower. Is windows always like this?