Is my cpu replaceable?
My cpu is running 1ghz and can't run anything. Very slow. My ram is 4gb which should be good.
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No my cpu is not replaceable the board has it soldered, thanks everyone for trying!!
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Some things to check:
i). Check in Task Manager > Processes to see what processes are using the most resources when there is nothing opened in Windows. Google the process name to find out what it is for.
Also check Task Manager > Startup to see what programs are being loaded on Startup. To get to Task manager, right click on the Taskbar and click on the Task Manager link.
Some are necessary but others aren't and are using system resources unnecessarily. Google the name of the programs to see what they do and if they're needed to be loaded. You can disable them by right click on the program in Startup and click on Disable. Restart the laptop and then check performance. If there is a problem then simply re enable the program again in Startup the same way as you disabled it.
ii). Run a sfc command to verify that the system files are OK.
iii). Check in Event Viewer for any Critical, Error or Warning events that have a lot of appearances in the logs. To get to Event Viewer, press the Win key + x key (both together) and then click on the link in the menu box that appears.
If there are multiple entries for the same event, find the Event ID and Source information and then Google them to find out what the problem is. Click on the event itself to expand for more information
iv). Start the laptop in safe mode, with networking and check performance. If it is OK then there is a driver problem. Make sure that the drivers, especially the video drivers are up to date.
Also looking at this teardown video for the laptop (see at >4:54 minutes in) the CPU seems to be hard mounted on the motherboard and not easily replaceable, if at all.
Update (04/27/2021)
So there were no standout adverse entries in Event Viewer then?
Also not one process seems to be using a lot of resources and stands out either?
I have a Dell desktop with only 3GB of ram and a Pentium Dual core E5200 CPU (from 2006) which has Win 10 and it has no problems. Your laptop has a better CPU and more ram so there is something else happening to slow it down.
I don't play games on it though.
Since you can’t change the CPU, try upgrading the ram to 8GB and replace the HDD with a SSD and then check.
According to the specs the laptop supports up to 16GB of ram.
Use this ram checker to find out what ram is suitable and also the SSD. You don’t have to use them as suppliers for the parts just for the information
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There is no issues with the startup
But 16gb ram won't do anything with a cpu that runs 1ghz
The executable system is taking up most of the cpu and read on my hdd
I didn't mean that you need 16GB of ram, its just that Win 10 works better with 8GB of ram than with 4GB.
Did you do a sfc command, you didn't say?
Did you try starting in safe mode, you didn't say?
Sfc said it was good and I'll try and find more ram
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any amplifying info would be great.
what kind of laptop.
stats of the laptop
what are you trying to do that you think is being slow?
when was the last time this thing was cleaned out.
when was it updated last?
how much hard drive space is left?
do you have anti virus?
door Logixal
Windows defender I have a toshiba c55d a1 something. It runs everything slow the system takes up 100 percent of the disk read and anything ends up failing
door ixonblitz
The cpu and disk is completely used when doing almost nothing
door ixonblitz
It has 4gb ram it's a satellite laptop it has full windows updates and I cleaned it yesterday.
door ixonblitz
The problem is the fact that the read and cpu power are too low
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