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2012/05/03 18:31:08 (permalink)

Slow Screenset

I decided to work with screensets a bit to see if I could learn to like them.  I've got one screenset that takes about 45 seconds to load on a project.  Nothing that I can see to cause that when it finally loads.
 
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    Re:Slow Screenset 2012/05/03 19:21:19 (permalink)
    Check if you have a floppy disk controller enabled in the BIOS (regardless of whether you actually have a drive).  Disabling it made a world of difference for me.
     

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    Re:Slow Screenset 2012/05/03 19:39:10 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
    Possibility: The explorer (file tree) in the browser may be open and refreshing itself every time you enter that screenset. That was probably the culprit behind the floppy controller slowdown. Now (X1D), if that file tree is not open in the screenset, it is not refreshed.
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    Re:Slow Screenset 2012/05/03 21:12:32 (permalink)
    Stevec is right had the same problem. Just disable your floppy drive in the device manager

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    Re:Slow Screenset 2012/05/03 22:25:17 (permalink)
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    Possibility: The explorer (file tree) in the browser may be open and refreshing itself every time you enter that screenset. That was probably the culprit behind the floppy controller slowdown. Now (X1D), if that file tree is not open in the screenset, it is not refreshed.

    This was the issue.  Even though the browser wasn't open the Explorer was affecting the load time. I closed the browser completely in that screenset and cured the problem.

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    Re:Slow Screenset 2012/05/04 01:33:40 (permalink)
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    I decided to work with screensets a bit to see if I could learn to like them. 

    Eh? How can you not love screensets already? I'm in shock and need to lay down......



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