Check the boot processes in the from your systems control panel and look for unnecessary boot time services. Such as an anti virus boot scan and similar processes. Sometimes it is caused by the network card driver. Start your computer in safe mode and select the selective start up option and disable each service one by one (non windows) to find out which one is slowing down your boot process. It usually due to a boot scan, a faulty driver, or an invalid or corrupt registry entry. I highly doubt that you are infected with a virus and it is due one of the issues listed above.
SOURCE: Dell Studio 15 runs slow... My Dell studio 1558
sound like your core is geting hot is your fan working is so try cleaning it with small birst of air plus check your bios settings..if not overheating try factory settings...
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