Windows is slow due to several background tasks taking up your computers resources such as explorer.exe.
To fix this on an old machine it's recomended to install a lighter OS (Operating System) such as a GNU/Linux distrobution or BSD (which are free) or upgrade your hardware.
Yes, Wizard 101 works on Windows xp. but it works slow so that affects its speed i have visa from 2007 and it works good so yes XP does work just not as fast. {very slow}
windows 7 is not slow . it depends on your system requirements like processor ram etc.
No one likes a Windows XP slow startup. When you startup your computer you want it to be ready to use immediately. I can not make it that fast, but I can help you fix slow windows xp. Read more: http://slow-xp.com/how-to-fix-slow-window-xp-and-optimize-your-computer.html
Yes you can. But it could run slow so it is up to you.
Using windows media player instead will not slow your computer down
Chances are your windows registry is damaged. This can lead to a slow computer and also DLL and other windows related errors.
Yes it does....I've got windows 7 an it works here so...yes it should work on yours
If Windows 8 came installed in your brand new computer then it should run fine. If you have a lower end one then in a year or so it may not be able to keep up with the game after all the updates and may slow it down then.
Windows Vista is an awful piece of software. It's slow and had numerous development problems. Microsoft did a terrible job... (I got a Mac Book because I was so mad) Windows 7 is a great improvement! It runs more like a real Windows computer should! So in conclusion, Vista = garbage and Windows 7 = The God of Microsoft operating systems.
there might be a very slow loading thing and a fun game where you have to keep the slow thing open so it can load but it's boring so you want to play games at the same time.
Sometimes, the only thing a person can do to fix a slow Windows 2000 computer is to reset it to factory defaults. Perhaps the computer is running slow because the memory is used up. In this case, delete things that are not necessary on the computer or download them to a disk.
Yes, you can slow down a clip in Windows Movie Maker. Click on the option Slow Down, Half in the Effects menu.