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[guestolo]

I'm confused, did you or did you not do a clean install?
Did you hurriedly reinstall those 2 applications? limewire and bearshare?
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I'm outta here for the night, and see how things are tomorrow

[Edward]

nooooooooooooooo dont leave  http://images.thetechguide.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\'\' />  http://images.thetechguide.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\'\' />

I thought i did a clean install. Although even when i did New installation it did just about the same thing as upgrade. Because everything that was on the computer before was still here. So im not sure whats going on.

Abnd like i didn't reinstall bearshare or limewire. there just still here. There not in add/remove programs.. I removed the bearshare folder and limewire folder from C:Program Files. But there here still...

Ok i believe i got rid of all the limewire and bearshare files. Here is what i got out of it. I reanalyzed with the defragment thing and heres what i got.

Volume (C:)
    Volume size                                = 37.27 GB
    Cluster size                               = 512 bytes
    Used space                                 = 7.43 GB
    Free space                                 = 29.84 GB
    Percent free space                         = 80 %

Volume fragmentation
    Total fragmentation                        = 0 %
    File fragmentation                         = 1 %
    Free space fragmentation                   = 0 %

File fragmentation
    Total files                                = 33,808
    Average file size                          = 259 KB
    Total fragmented files                     = 208
    Total excess fragments                     = 5,695
    Average fragments per file                 = 1.16

Pagefile fragmentation
    Pagefile size                              = 384 MB
    Total fragments                            = 14,166

Folder fragmentation
    Total folders                              = 3,204
    Fragmented folders                         = 3
    Excess folder fragments                    = 4

Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation
    Total MFT size                             = 43 MB
    MFT record count                           = 37,302
    Percent MFT in use                         = 84 %
    Total MFT fragments                        = 3

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Fragments       File Size       Most fragmented files
429             321 KB          \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\a4uw7qsh.default\Cache\_CACHE_001_
121             407 KB          \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\a4uw7qsh.default\Cache\_CACHE_002_
125             83 KB           \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\a4uw7qsh.default\xpti.dat
230             136 KB          \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\a4uw7qsh.default\compreg.dat
331             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrshe.dll
46              400 KB          \Program Files\CleanUp!\Cleanup.exe
193             2 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\IntelS51.sys
63              500 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nviewimg.dll
159             1 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\nv4_mini.sys
456             4 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvoglnt.dll
89              832 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nview.dll
162             1 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\dmcpl.exe
40              316 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nwiz.exe
36              280 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\keystone.exe
334             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsar.dll
33              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsde.dll
34              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrses.dll
34              276 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsesm.dll
33              272 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsfr.dll
34              272 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsit.dll
409             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsja.dll
408             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsko.dll
33              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsnl.dll
33              260 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsno.dll
33              264 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrspt.dll
34              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsptb.dll
33              264 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsru.dll
33              264 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrssl.dll
33              260 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrssv.dll
82              1 KB            \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\ntuser.dat.LOG

[Edward]

Ok! the defragmented worked! heres a before defragment and after defragment.

"before"

Volume (C:)
    Volume size                                = 37.27 GB
    Cluster size                               = 512 bytes
    Used space                                 = 7.42 GB
    Free space                                 = 29.84 GB
    Percent free space                         = 80 %

Volume fragmentation
    Total fragmentation                        = 0 %
    File fragmentation                         = 1 %
    Free space fragmentation                   = 0 %

File fragmentation
    Total files                                = 33,723
    Average file size                          = 260 KB
    Total fragmented files                     = 166
    Total excess fragments                     = 5,087
    Average fragments per file                 = 1.15

Pagefile fragmentation
    Pagefile size                              = 384 MB
    Total fragments                            = 14,166

Folder fragmentation
    Total folders                              = 3,189
    Fragmented folders                         = 2
    Excess folder fragments                    = 2

Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation
    Total MFT size                             = 43 MB
    MFT record count                           = 37,197
    Percent MFT in use                         = 84 %
    Total MFT fragments                        = 3

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Fragments       File Size       Most fragmented files
35              3 MB            \Program Files\Grisoft\AVG Free\incavi.avm
125             83 KB           \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\a4uw7qsh.default\xpti.dat
230             136 KB          \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\a4uw7qsh.default\compreg.dat
331             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrshe.dll
46              400 KB          \Program Files\CleanUp!\Cleanup.exe
193             2 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\IntelS51.sys
63              500 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nviewimg.dll
159             1 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\nv4_mini.sys
456             4 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvoglnt.dll
89              832 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nview.dll
162             1 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\dmcpl.exe
40              316 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nwiz.exe
36              280 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\keystone.exe
334             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsar.dll
33              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsde.dll
34              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrses.dll
34              276 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsesm.dll
33              272 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsfr.dll
34              272 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsit.dll
409             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsja.dll
408             3 MB            \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsko.dll
33              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsnl.dll
33              260 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsno.dll
33              264 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrspt.dll
34              268 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsptb.dll
33              264 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrsru.dll
33              264 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrssl.dll
33              260 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrssv.dll
33              264 KB          \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\nvrstr.dll
90              368 KB          \Documents and Settings\Administrator1\ntuser.dat.LOG

"after"

Volume (C:)
    Volume size                                = 37.27 GB
    Cluster size                               = 512 bytes
    Used space                                 = 7.42 GB
    Free space                                 = 29.84 GB
    Percent free space                         = 80 %

Volume fragmentation
    Total fragmentation                        = 0 %
    File fragmentation                         = 0 %
    Free space fragmentation                   = 0 %

File fragmentation
    Total files                                = 33,728
    Average file size                          = 260 KB
    Total fragmented files                     = 1
    Total excess fragments                     = 257
    Average fragments per file                 = 1.00

Pagefile fragmentation
    Pagefile size                              = 384 MB
    Total fragments                            = 14,166

Folder fragmentation
    Total folders                              = 3,190
    Fragmented folders                         = 1
    Excess folder fragments                    = 0

Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation
    Total MFT size                             = 43 MB
    MFT record count                           = 37,203
    Percent MFT in use                         = 84 %
    Total MFT fragments                        = 3

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Fragments       File Size       Files that cannot be defragmented
None


I think this is good?

[Edward]

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[guestolo]

It sounds good, but check out the other options on online game lag if still having problems

[Edward]

what u mean other options? where?

[Edward]

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[guestolo]

Let me repost this again
And if you are online game playing, note:
   

* Close all programs in the background: this should be obvious, but there are many people who are running ICQ in the background while playing. You need the full bandwidth for your game.
    * Choose a host with a good connection and a fast CPU: the host has to handle a bit more than the other computers, so it should be the computer with the fastest connection and a reasonably fast processor.
    * Turn the speed down: the game will still run slow but more smoothly than at a high speed setting. Many newbies turn the speed up when the lag is high, and I hate that! They make everything only worse, the men will jump around the screen and be totally uncontrollable.
    * Set a maximum ping in the game setup (only available in Kali): while this feature is not 100 % reliable, it blocks at least all users with a very slow connection. Set the maximum to 800 or below (the more players there are in the game, the lower the ping should be). Note that the ping will rise will the others download the map. When setting a maximum ping, you might also block users that have other programs running in the background until the game starts. So you can alternatively set no maximum ping and then watch the ping values. Request the players with a high ping to leave, and if they don't, kick them :-)
    * Not too many animals in the scenario: they produce a lot of overhead because their positions have to be updated; just take them out of the map, and the game will run smoother.
    * A cable modem will not necessarily help: a cable modem has a much higher throughput, but it still runs through TCP/IP, so the latency time will be nearly the same as with a normal modem or ISDN. ATM, a new network/transport/data link protocol, will offer shorter latency times and an awesome (>150 Mbit/s) bandwidth - but that is the future. Just do not buy a cable modem with the expectation of faster games - you will get much faster downloads, though.

Taken from this link
http://artho.com/age/lag.html

I'm not sure what else you want from me  http://images.thetechguide.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/dry.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\'<_<\' />
Maybe others can help, I'm out of ideas with this topic

[Edward]

Ok, maybe ican try one more thing. Firstly, what is an ICQ? Do i have one? How can disable it?

[Edward]

sooo???^^^