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Yes, well done, that is the correct link included in your last post.
You have LimeWire Pro installed, we at WTT do not recommend file sharing software, so I suggest you uninstall it please.
I also suggest you start of with the recommended fixes shown in the test scan you sent in your last post.
Regarding the Driver updates recommended, are you having any driver problems on this system? Please follow this step by step to find out if you are not sure:
Open My Computer
Properties
Hardware
Device Manager
Are there any yellow or red warnings showing in Device Manager? If there are not, leave the driver recommendations untill you have followed the recommended fixes. Always go to your Manufacturers web site to update any drivers you maybe having an issue with.
You could also follow Disk-cleanup to remove old files not needed. This will help keep the defrag time down, as there are no need to defrag obsolete files.
Then you should defrag your drives. This will restore speed to your computer and free up space.
You could use the defrag utility that comes with Vista or download this defrag program Auslogics Disk Defrag.
Once you have done with that. I suggest you carry on with the rest of the fixes.
Let us know.
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