I have frequent blocking on my imac with the little sphere spinning

I have frequent blocking on my Imac with the little spere spinning and some how as I've installed Mackeeper eveything seems to be allright so I don't understand what's going on Please can you help me

Mackeeper is a horrible preoduct. Get rid of it immediately. It's hard to troubleshoot anything else with MacKeeper in the way.
http://www.thesafemac.com/beware-mackeeper/
Can you also clarify what version of the Mac OS you have? "10.0.0" as shown in your profile will not run on a 2008 iMac. Doing "About this Mac" from your Apple menu will show your actual version, as in this example:
The OS version is indicated by the upper red arrow I added.

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