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Old 11-02-2004, 16:13   #5
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Re: Cleanest removal of drivers

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Originally Posted by Alanmelon
Well, its a long story, but I've recently upgraded my motherboard and RAM (from 256SD to 512DDR), put it all together, and it started up fine, except XP had a few device/driver issues and I had to scrabble around for various files and drivers. All is working now but performance seems to be worse than before, I suspected some dubious driver combinations and so wish to do a fresh install.

However, should you have any other ideas as to why things are a bit slow I would be happy to hear!


you reinstalled windows didnt you , you didnt just bung your old hdd onto the new board did you
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