After updating, I receive a not responding message, and then it freezes

after upgrading to firefox 6, I now continuously receive a "not responding" message at the top of page, and it freezes. I have disabled all add ons, but connot run some things. I have a lot of trouble playing games on facebook, because it freezes up so much, and crashes on the add ons. I have the message and freezing on all pages I open. can you help?

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