Constant rebooting iphone 4s, responding slow, battery indication

My iphone 4s is contantly rebooting when attached on power outlet or mac , when not it is responsing slow on the screen when you want to do anything.
Also the % of the battery stays in the same number and does not change.
Is there a solution for this problem?
Thanks!!!

My mothers 4S is working fine on iOS 8.2.
You may have to eliminate some apps that were optimized for 64 bit devices. While the iphone 5S is a 64 bit, in theory, the iphone 6 and 6+ is a true 64 bit. Apps optimized for the iPhone 6 may crash and will run slow On the 4S or 5C.
generally slow is a software problem.
back up and do a factory reset. If you have an available Mac computer, running current itunes, you can backup to the Mac Or windows PC in excellent running condition. I highly recommend it Over icloud. Just to be extra safe, import photos and video to your computer or cloud storage. Set up as new with the backup.

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Constant rebooting, help please!
Since suddenly yesterday, my computer reboots itself always
during the Windows XP start-up, right before it should
display "Welcome" (Choose user profile) screen. This started
yesterday when I was just surfing the net and listening to
some mp3s, I hadn't installed anything new for a while.
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Home Edition, the machine just beeps and reboots.
There seems to be no heat problem (specs below), because I
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browse them as long as I want.
I am pretty sure that there are no viruses, my McAfee
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I've had some reboots earlier, maybe twice a week. This
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I know I don't have the latest bios drivers, the old ones
did not work (had to use System Restore to get the PC
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+12V: 12,106 V
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CPU Core 1,650
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