I have a 2016 Macbook Pro and a brand new iMac Pro, both with the. Or a reply in Apple Mail, there is a big delay between my typing and the.

Hi, My Computer seems to be responding slow everytime i type in the laptop.like what i am doing right now I have the same problem as this gurl/guy the only thing is that my webpages arent that slow in responding. It only slows down when im typing.they are lagging for short. I type the words and they are like 3-5 letters behind me. And then after some time it does respond fast and doesnt lag when im typing. My Laptop is a: Dell Inspiron Series 1501 Microsoft XP Media Center Edition Service Pack 2 AMD Sempron 3500+processor 789 MHz, with 448 MB of RAM Its a year old and i havent had this problem until last week I have tried: Defragging Disk Cleaning Cookie Deleting Running Virus and Anti spyware checkups (no viruses) Reformatting. From your CPU.

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Open the Task Manager and select the processes tab. You will see several columns, one of them is labled simply CPU - click it ONCE (it should put all processes in decending order of CPU usage (system idle process will most likely be at the top and SHOULD be 'using' a lot). Now open whatever application it is that your typing slows down in and manually resize it so you can keep an eye on the Tack Manager while typing. Note EXACTLY which processes are in the top 5 (one is likely tha app you are typing in) and let us know as one of them is most likely the 'culprit'. And all I see is that Windows Update is running as are a few network services. I note that although Notepad is open the title bar indicates it is inactive, the active title bar is for the Run box which makes me wonder why it was even open.

WHEN did you make the screenshot - just after typing a bit or while the keystrokes were being delayed? It is while they are delayed that counts. I do note that network services is using a full 1% of the CPU cycles which could be indicative of a possible networking problem. Take a look in your Event Viewer at the system and application logs for errors or info markers and see what shows up. If anything references a keyboard or mouse buffer overflow let us know and I'll give you the registry fix to increase the buffer size. @Kees Bakker i just reformatted and my antivirus is the avg free 8.0 and avg ants ill try booting into safe mode and see. @MarkFlax no.if you didnt read my first post @_@ @ Edward ODaniel its because everytime i type it had delays, it didnt matter what application as long as it is a text box IE, Mozilla, Run, Search, Mword, Notepad, e-mail, etc.