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Really slow ie
I have running a dell e520 2 gb ram with dual core processor/Vista Home Premium: Everything runs great, all updates installed, but having a IE7 problem. When I start IE7 in protected mode my browser running really really slow. If I turn protect mode off it is as fast as can be. I have reset the setting in IE7 and

Bill Gates embarrassed about Vista
Enable Auto-Protect and slow. Un-Enable fast. Etc. 1. After making certain you have a copy of your Product Key, uninstall all Norton software via Add/Remove Programs. 2. Enable the Windows Firewall. 3. Run this removal tool: http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039 4.

Internet is really slow on Vista
So, I really don't know which applications may or may not run on 64 bit windows. I would have thought that windows 64 could have been designed to detect 32 bit applications and run them in 32 bit Your problem seems to be with vendors of computer software being slow to support 64-bit Windows operating systems.

Vista Premium running REALLY slow
babaloo fac...@hotmail.com microsoft public windows vista performance_maintenance microsoft public windows vista general I have tried to run Vista on a single core Pentium 4 and a dual core Athlon. In both cases the result is unusable. I need to do work, not endlessly twiddle with an unstable OS, with drivers that

VISTA AND FS9
Many/most of the newer malware is written to spread this way, and if one gets into your network it can run rampant in minutes if you don't exercise due diligence - and there are a LOT The point I want to make here is that my host does in fact use due diligence - they run anti-malware software on there servers.

I like Vista
This is true on several pc's that I checked, all Vista x64. I don't see a repair PST function, but there have been no Outlook errors with the PST, and I've compacted and I've run into this with several different folders now on different computers. Moreover, even when it can import, it's extremely slow.

OT: Vista
Scripts can be malicious, and can run automatically upon the code entering your computer through your port 80 Internet connection. I copied the following from http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/w1sw53ds(VS.71).aspx: ===== Scripting Exploits From the perspective of a browser, a Web page is simply a long string

Article: Why Windows XP should be available until Windows 7
When you're using really big files though, external is pretty bad. Now if you're watching a big video file stored on a external drive you shouldn't have any problems because it's a small data stream, but try and edit that video and it has slow response. Nice backpeddling from your original claim that it sucked in

Slow Mapi Communication with Vista and OL 2007
This is of horrible VISTA quality.... from a new generation of MS programmers that know SKIT about what the user really wants and needs! Thumbs down on this one.. and It's really slow for everyone I'm afraid. -- Jonathan Kay Microsoft MVP - Windows Live Messenger/MSN Messenger/Windows Messenger Associate Expert

Vista OR IE REALLY slow, PLEASE Help!!!!
Most would tell you that you need to be smart to run any OS aside from Windows and the IE/OE combo. I think you have to be even "smarter" to run Windows IE/OE.... Wait for it. - - - Safely. :-) Yes, anyone can run IE/OE, but you really do need to be sharp to run them without incident. :-)

[Rival] Wow, It's Really, Really Slow...
It's not the application that the client runs that's the problem, its the lack of memory resources on the server. The only point at which drive speed is the not likely find that the difference in 7200RMP drive improves much over 10K-RPM drives unless you are taking about really slow response times like 60 secs.

Vista isn't THAT slow
Speaking of "crapware" when I ran the Vista Update Advisor, out of the hundreds of applicaiton on my system guess what it nagged about? Times up. Only two Microsoft applications; Messenger and another. That FACT is very telling. Vista under development for over 5 years, and Microsoft application fail to run under

Share Connections and share copying still REALLY SLOW
If a person upgrade today to Vista it would hold for another 5 years. Thus taking into consideration that users of Win98/2000 are using it for at least 5 wrote: Hi Old WEP use to slow down Wireless. WPA/WPA2 affect is negligible. What is your Wireless source and its Speed? If it is really much slower than the

Microsoft throws in the towel on Vista
... tools to automate "run as" aren't certified to run in Vista yet, but since they're free, the cost ain't too high to try 'em out: http://www.joeware.net/win/free/tools/cpau.htm http://www.hiddensoft.com/AutoIt/ (This link is really slow tonight.) HTH. Gunny See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.

Really slow ie
Alias Doesn't really matter in the whole scheme of things. Run an operating system with the "security" that Vista or XP offers and you still stand a good chance of losing your data. It's happened millions of times to millions of Windoze users. Cheers. -- Vista will make you speechless! http://tinyurl.com/38zv7x

Vista Premium running REALLY slow
Most would tell you that you need to be smart to run any OS aside from Windows and the IE/OE combo. I think you have to be even "smarter" to run Windows IE/OE.... Wait for it. LOL! There may be some truth to that. And I'm with you: I've been using IE/OE since W95 (actually, IE since W3.1) and have never had any

Vista Really slow, what could be a problem !
If anything, it appears that you have convinced yourself that I'm not open to evidence, and I'm not really sure how you have reached this erroneous Most would tell you that you need to be smart to run any OS aside from Windows and the IE/OE combo. I think you have to be even "smarter" to run Windows IE/OE.

Vista isn't THAT slow
My PC is stealthed, too (I run Outpost), and I have absolutely no intention of disabling it! It's just that I'm curious as to how malware makes its way onto systems. Are you on a broadband account? Do you have a router? (Get one.) Consider also more secure email and news programs. If you want a list,

Deleting windows ME from my laptop
raylopez99 raylope...@yahoo.com comp os linux advocacy Roy Schestowitz wrote: I now realize that Vista really is slow unless you throw a lot of hardware at it. Microsoft claims it will run with 512 megabytes of memory. I had recommended a minimum of a gigabyte, but 2 GB is more like it if you want snappy

Vista is beyond belief
<g> 128M will get XP installed, but it really does start to slow down at that point. -- Bob Comer On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 15:52:39 -0700, "Colin Barnhorst" I just let it run and now I'm on day 4 -- about 2 days was just copying files and it's still not done installing. Oh, and I checked the ip addresses of the host