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Microsoft Vista Slow Performance
Mark M...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista performance_maintenance I suggest you upgrade to XP SP2 from vista. Vista is still in beta version and it seams that it will be for some time to come "Xerocomm" wrote: I am about to scream. I am using Microsoft Vista Ultimate Edition on a HP 1.8Ghz

IE7 With Vista SLOW
Jacquie_Lla...@adobeforums.com adobe photoshop windows I have CS3 and Vista with 3G Ram and have also found opening files very slow ..about 30 seconds. I have Avast antivirus and when I switch it off files open in 5 seconds. I have found the anti virus also causes printing errors.

IE7 With Vista SLOW
Vista Slow IssuesVista business slow accessing domain resources ... I have a mix of machines running on an SBS domain. (XP, Mac, and Vista > > business) Two are Vista . ... www.chicagotech.net/vista/vistaslow.htm -- Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.

Vista slow start-up
Microsoft will sell tons of copies of Vista, just because it will be the only version of Windows you can buy two years from now. But few people will rush out to upgrade, because as far as I can see it provides just about nothing that Joe Sixpack wants and nothing that a corporate user would want.

Vista Slow to Boot on Sony Vaio DLS
"Rock" wrote: "Bill" <B...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote I am testing Vista Ultimate Beta 1. So far, network operations, such as an LDAP query, telnet sessions, browsing remote shares, all are operating extremely slow, when compared side by side with 2000 pro or XP pro. in these areas, it is almost unuseable.

Vista Slow to Delete or Copy Files
Quaoar astro_qua...@gmail.com microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing thkorah wrote: I just got an Inspiron 530 from Dell with Vista Home Premium installed. Everything seems fine except that the network downloads seem terribly slow. On my XP laptop using the same connection, speeds are at around 1000 kbps

Microsoft Vista Slow Performance
KilroySmith KilroySmith.35k...@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com microsoft public windows vista file_management Sorry for the missing information; I'm new to Vista, so figured it was a longstanding issue. Turns out, it's a new one for SP1. My machine: A clean install of Vista x86 SP1 on a Lenovo T60 laptop.

Vista is slow at 3D rendering
Rick Rogers r...@mvps.org microsoft public windows vista performance_maintenance Non-compliant drivers Non-compliant software Misconfigured hardware Malware Any of these or a combination of them could be the problem. use msconfig to put the system in diagnostic mode and see if the boot time is reduced.

how to disable window vista auto run programs
Mark L. Ferguson MarkLFergu...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general I had that problem, and got better performance with half duplex on the properties of my ethernet card. Have no idea why. -- Was this helpful? Then click the "Yes" Ratings button. Voting helps the web interface.

Vista Slow to Delete or Copy Files
roy69 roy69.35d...@no-mx.forums.net microsoft public windows vista general graham1cr;625989 Wrote: Don't know why people complain about Vista being slooowwww. If the hardware is up to scratch it should run OK. Ran SuperPi Ver 1.5 on a dual boot XP Pro and Vista Ult 32. Selected 4 million decimal places Result: XP 1

Why is Windows Media Player 11 in Vista slow to open streams from
If you persist with Vista you will also likely find that CD/DVD authoring programs do not work or do not work consistently. Games may not play or play too slow or choppy. Gotta hand it to Microsoft. What I'd like to hand to Microsoft I am too polite to write here.

Vista Slow Bootup
But even the overall feel of Vista is slow, sort a like using an older version of windows. I also don't like all the pop up warning boxes you get when trying to add a program or hardware, It seems redundant after a while, seems like Gates targeted Vista for kids in the 1st grade... I only have 2 gigs of memory and

Vista Slow to Delete or Copy Files
Michael Chare MunderscoreN...@chareDOTorg.uk microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices I have a Sweex USB card reader attached to my Vista PC. I have had no problems with XD cards, but when I put a (1GB) SD card in the reader windows explorer takes al long time to read the card. Ubuntu is much quicker,

Vista is slow
Files that would take 30 seconds in XP, (same computer), would sometimes take 6-7 minutes with Vista. Copying files across the network were extremly slow, I could go make a sandwich, have a glass of juice, come back and check, the damn files would be crawling along. Heck, I could pay someone to type in the data

Vista Slow in network operations
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Vista slow and buggy all over ...
LenHew...@adobeforums.com adobe photoshop windows Will the CS3 release be a free upgrade, or will I have to buy it?<< It's a new version, not a patch, so you will have to purchase.

Vista Slow downloads
Fanboys can't handle complaints about things broke in Vista even after Microsoft acknowledges them with a hotfix. Remember fanboys aren't to slick and are always slow on the uptake because of this: http://www.aspencountry. com/aspen/assets/product_images/product_lib/34000-34999/34513.jpg If fanboys don't experience

Vista slow to install
Anti-virus and Anti-spyware that does not come from HP and does not slow down the system. Finally, which you should only do if you know what you're doing is I did a clean install of vista x64 on my laptop. When i say clean, I mean with none of the HP crapware installed. Google it and take a stab at it if you like.

Is your Vista slow to re-establish the network after wake from sle
Look I am not a vista basher anymore... Vista can work "well enough" if you have a very fast computer and you are careful.. and of course you have SP1... I still cant use vista for my heavy duty geek stuff.. its too slow for my taste. But even if I get a 8 core machine with 16 gb ram, I will still be dualbooting

CS2/Vista Slow to Open Files
One aspect that I haven't been able to track down - Vista might be able to handle more processors than XP, but I haven't found any spec. Along the same lines, it's entirely possible that they've improved SMP scalability, which has never been particularly good in Windows. These issues will become more important as