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No. I am using the most recent version of Windows 10. <br />
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Can you be more specific in your description? <br />
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Try updating your wired and wireless drivers. Then run TCP/IP Reset. <br />
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Open cmd.exe with Run as Administrator<br />
Then: netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt<br />
Then: ipconfig /flushdns<br />
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Now restart the computer and test.
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Restore the PC to the state before that problem with &nbsp;<b>system Restore</b> :<br />
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Open the Start menu and click or tap on the Power button.<br />
Then, while keeping the Shift key pressed, click or tap on Restart.<br />
Note that you can also use the Shift + Restart combination from the Sign In screen: click or tap Power, press and hold Shift and then click or tap Restart.<br />
Then, Windows 10 reboots and asks you to select an option. Choose Troubleshoot.<br />
Then, on the Troubleshoot screen, select Advanced options.<br />
On the Advanced options screen, choose System Restore, &nbsp;select a date before the problem.
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Your issue could also be related to disk I/O. &nbsp;<br />
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Could potentially be the updates running in the background, you could try and disable the Windows Update service temporarily to see if it makes a difference.
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I tried but am not successful in solving my problem. I don't know how to continue the conversation after responding with more details.
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Thanks . If you need more help , please feel free to answer another question
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I found a link on Microsoft but lost it and when I tried to locate it again there were 237000 results so I am writing from memory of what I did.<br />
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&nbsp;The link I used guided me to use &quot;Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth&quot; from the command line. <br />
1. First I right clicked on the windows Start button then on &quot;search&quot; and typed &nbsp;&quot;command prompt.&quot; &nbsp;<br />
2. When a box appeared with the words &quot;command prompt&quot; I right clicked and chose &quot;run as administrator&quot; which brought me to the shell command line. <br />
3. I pasted in the DISM line above (make sure the spaces before &quot;/&quot; are there) and hit enter. &nbsp;(I don't know if the following had any effect but I ran the command twice and I also shut down and restarted.)<br />
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&nbsp;It took several minutes to complete and at this point all is running very well again. Thank goodness.<br />
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Thanks for all the suggestions. They really helped me focus on where to go and what ot look for.
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Did something occur in the last several days that caused general problems with windows 10 like extreme slowness on bringing up webpages.
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Did something occur in the last several days that caused general problems with windows 10 like extreme slowness on bringing up webpages.

Windows 10 performance drop.

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