I have read all of the posts on this subject but they really do not help me. I have a dell computer that had Windows Xp Media Center on it. As part of my deal I got the free upgrade to Vista. Instead of doing research on Vista first though I just...
Hey all! I have a brand new Dell computer. It came with windows media center. I got the free windows vista upgrade from dell and installed it. Nothing but problems since then. I've actually gotten it to boot now and fixed all those issues.
Now my computer is extreamly slow and bogged down all of a sudden. Not terribly slow but not near as fast as it was. Not only that, every once in a while the cursor will turn to that little circle and everything will freeze up. The only way to get it to stop is to restart the computer. Any ideas??
Please help!! This is driving me crazy!
Well you can pretty go anywhere you want for the configuration. The only limitation is your motherboard like RAM slots, PCI slots and CPU compatibility.
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