Windows 10: My laptop has turned / turning very much slow day by day.

I'm using Lenovo ideapad Z580 with

processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3210M CPU @ 2.50GHz

Installed memory (RAM): 4.00 GB (3.86 GB usable)

GPU - nVIDIA GeForce GT 635M

Base speed - 2.50GHZ

Sockets - 1

Cores - 2

Logical processors - 4

Virtualization - Disabled

Hyper- V support - Yes

L1 cache - 128 KB

L2 cache - 512 KB

L3 cache - 3.0 MB

System type: 64-bit OS, x64-based processor

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Windows 10 Home Single Language.


Problem is this that my laptop performance is very much reduced. I started feeling some months back that my laptop performance is reducing day by day but now it takes too much time to process, heats a lot, opening of any program is very much slow, even system boots up very slow.


I have tried:

# Removing temporary files.

# Run disc clean up.

# Run disc defragment.

# Cleaned my laptop from dust (it was a lot), after cleaning performance slightly improved but no luck, now again it's low performing.

# Disabled unnecessary programs from startup.

# Removed programs which are not necessary.

# My system is up to date, Windows defender works superb, no virus present in pc at all.


Usage:

# I have started web developing in my laptop so installed some new programs like: WAMP, notepad++, composer, git etc stuff which is necessary for website development, but my laptop was low performing before that software too.

# Watching movies.

# I used to play games, but now it is not performing good I removed the games to free up space.


Available hard disc space:

210 GB free out of 297 GB

21.9 GB free out of 24.9 GB

225 GB free out of 585 GB

overall my 1 TB hard disc has 435 GB free space I think which is more than enough.

Task manager: Right now I'm using this browser window and task manager is open. Status is:

CPU - 5% (approx.)

Memory - 10% (approx.)

Disk - 10% (approx.)

Network - 0% (approx.)

GPU - 0% (approx.)

In memory section: (4.0 GB DDR3):

Speed - 1600 MHz

Slots used - 1

Committed 2.9/6.8 GB

Cached - 1.4 GB

Paged pool - 324 MB

Non-paged pool - 347 MB

In use (compressed) - 2.2GB(1.1 MB)

Available - 1.6 GB

Any help will be appreciated, thank you.

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Laptop black screen and won't turn on, but does after a few days.

Hello,

The problem I am having started after the Windows 10 Creators update. The HP laptop would not turn on (black screen, wifi key light was orange, fan was heard running) but eventually did. It worked for a few days and then it happened again. I ran diagnostics
and it seemed okay for the next week or more. Now it tends to work for a while and then for 2-3 days it goes to the same black screen, with lights on the keyboard, and fan running.

I tried to reset the computer, tried to run BIOS, etc. (everything black screen fix pages suggest) but nothing is functional when it is in this black screen mode. Currently, on the third day of this "episode" the laptop is working perfectly. I know it is
not going to stay this way because this is what keeps happening.

My question is: could it be a motherboard issue, even though it does come back on and run perfectly, and then switch back to not coming on? Or could something else be the problem since it does still work, but just not consistently? Any suggestions would
be great!

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laptop LCD not turning on..

Here is a tip is you cant fix it, make it noticeable that you broke it...step on it *Wink "Oh my gawd, did i step on your lil ol laptop, im terribly sorry" Then she has no choice but to buy a new one.

 

My hp laptop wont turn on

This is a frequent problem am sure as you have already seen from online searches.

Flea power is usually the culprit here, basically its residual power that remains on the computer even after thecomputer has been shutdown. You can drain the flea power with the steps the other answers have suggested.

• Disconnecting the battery and adapter
• Press the hardpress the power button for 30 seconds
• This should clear the flea power

If this doesnt work, read this article its about
a dell inspiron but the same applies for you hp. It has some detailed step by step instructions