Thread: Computer Speed Loss
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Unread 03-06-2007, 23:11
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Re: Speed Loss
I have a T7200 2.0ghz, running Vista Home Premium. I have never seem that, but I never watch for it. It does sound like your power settings are wrong.


If you open a power plan, I would suggest High Performance, or create a custom one, and click change advanced options.

Under Processor Power Management > Minimum processor state set the Battery and Plugged in values to 100%. Then confirm the Maximum processor state is also 100%.

Make sure that is the active plan, and then check your speed.

EDIT: You could also try Updating your Windows Experience Score.

EDIT: What processor(s) are listed in Device Manager?
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