Another thing you can try is thinking back to the last things you installed on your computer and uninstalling them in backwards chronological order, each time restarting and testing to see if that solved the problem. This will usually help you pinpoint which program is causing the problem (if it's a program). Unfortunately, Windows doesn't allow you to sort your programs by date installed, only by date last used.
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I'm running on an eMachines T2482 (basically the same machine with a lesser processor and less ram, both of which I've upgraded). My machine is a little less powerful than yours, and I've had similar problems. As for the connection, check your router settings (usually typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser's address bar will do it, if that doesn't work try 192.168.100.1 or 192.168.1.2, otherwise check your manual) and make sure "port forwarding" is com
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