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  Upgrade your Firefox 9 browser and check

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• Panel before application takes a long time to open

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• Firefox takes a long time to close

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  The best way to close Firefox uses the menu entry.

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• Setting up Oracle Application Testing Suite components Server 12.5.0.2.537 takes a long time.

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  * Original title: Shut down

  My computer off button does not work correctly. My computer may take a long time to stop.

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/turning-off-your-computer-properly

• The system preference takes a long time to load

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• Satellite M300 PSMDCA takes a long time to start

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M300 PSMDCA - 01800C and there are some problems with it.

  First of all, when you start the computer, it takes a long time to start and activate Outlook.
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  Is it normal that all I wanted was a simple portable easy fast, but it seems that I am stuck again.

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  > First of all, when you start the computer, it takes a long time to start and activate Outlook. I am running Windows 7Home Premium. Computers arrow where I bought the computer told me that it can take up to three hours to go back through each process at startup?

  This nonsense!
  The system should boot up quickly my laptop needs 30 seconds to start.
  In my opinion, the system is screwed

  In your case, I recommend to reinstall the system.
  Did you create the recovery disk?
  If this isn't the case, I think that detailed instructions should be placed in the user's manual.

  After the recovery of disk has been created, restore the system, BUT save the data before doing so because the recovery disk would be to format the HARD drive and you lose data!

• With 32-bit and a clean install also takes a long time to start and a very long time to stop.

  I use 32-bit and a clean install also, it takes a very long time to start (and sometimes it will not) and a verlong tike to close

  Hello Duane,

  For more clarity and response, I divided it in its own thread.

  After your post, it seems that Vista 32 bit takes a long time to start and a very long time to stop.

  What are the specifications of material of this machine?

  We might want to try a clean boot and see how that affects the issue.

  More details about this is located at the following link:

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  Let us know if this helps solve this problem.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• Programs to freeze or take a long time to respond

  When I run new programs that they can take a long time to start or they freeze. This happens sporadically, but enough to be a nusiance. I followed all the steps listed under the section "fixit" of Vista Hoem premium and the maintence of the Vista Help sections section: I've defragmented, wipe the drive, run the system performance (overall score of 5.4 due to memory all other 5.9), has increased to 8000 MB swap file and several other steps. If I try to click on the program, while the little circle turns, my screen becomes a pale white and I can't do anythingfor several minutes

  Has anyone else had this problem and solved? I have a lot of space (free 400 G) and 4G of RAM.

  This happens anytime, not only after the machine has been for some time, given the previous answers to this question.

  Daniel Dixon III

  Hi Daniel,.

  What application are you trying to access?

  You can perform the clean boot, and then check if the problem persists. It will start Windows Vista by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs and helps eliminate software conflicts.

  The following link has steps showing how to perform the clean boot: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: Please make sure that the computer is configured to start as usual according to step 7 of the article: how to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Reference:optimize Windows Vista for better performance

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

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• Windows 7 takes a long time to stop

  I installed a Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit on one of my laptops about three months back. The laptop was brand new at the time. Everything went really smooth. But for the last week I am facing a problem, Windows takes an exceptionally long time to close. Whenever I try to close my laptop, the screen where it says that Windows is waiting for a program to stop with the option 'Force Shut Down'. The weird part is the place where it is supposed to show the program for which Windows expects in the end is empty. Absolutely no program is shown at any time. Even if I chose force closed, written with "Shut Down" screen comes up and the wheel will turn away and it takes about a minute to close. Sometimes, it takes as much as 5 to 8 minutes to stop. Previously he was not even a full 10 seconds to close.

  My laptop is not obstructed by installed apps. Apps only I use is Eclipse, Android, Google Chrome, web browser emulator, VirtualBox to run a copy of Ubuntu and FlashGet to download from the internet.

  All the drivers are installed correctly, as they ran all very well for the last three months. I have a paid Avast Anti-virus installed with paid Malware-bytes. I scan my laptop computer for viruses every two days and keep up-to-date. I keep my Windows updated through Windows Update. I have run the defragmentation of disk once a month. Even after that I encountered this problem, I ran a disk defragmentation. I also run CCleaner once a week. I have not yet installed any new apps until this problem appeared. I can't find something in maybe that could lead to this problem. The boot time for my laptop is really fast and normal. It feels sharp and fast while using it all the time. But the problem is whenever I try to turn it off.

  Computer laptop specifications:

  4 GB OF RAM

  HARD DRIVE 500 GB

  Processor Intel Core i3 3rd - Gen

  Can anyone help me please with this problem? I'm frustrated by that.

  Hello Debabrata,

  Thank you for your response.

  You can consult the following articles and check if they help:

  Turn off a computer: frequently asked questions
  Refer to (why isn't my computer turns off?)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows/turn-off-computer-FAQ#1TC=Windows-7
   
  You can't do a computer that runs Windows 7 stops or sleep

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/977307/en-us

  Hope this solves the problem. If the problem persists, you can write back to us and we will be happy to help you further.

• After that effects 2015.3 takes a long time to open, left after the closing process running

  My AE 2015.3 takes very long time to start. He gets the message "Initializing MediaCore" on the splash screen and then hangs there for 1-3 minutes. It opens also a ton of "Adobe After Effects 2015.3" tasks in the Task Manager, leaving them running even after I quit the program.

  Here is what my task manager looks at this time (no AE running)

  

  So far, what I've done:

  1 uninstalled all Adobe software, including Adobe CC Panel

  2 uninstalled all 3rd party plugins, scripts, and presets

  3. manually deleted all files from adobe - complete cleaning

  4. re-installed AE and some other programs

  (all with reboot between the two).

  No difference.

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  Apparently, nVidia GeForce drivers are at fault. The break of v368.81 WHQL way Adobe applications communicate with Media Core, make After Effects, first and slow speed Grade, leaving the additional processes in their wake and spoil some plugins 3rd party.

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• Video takes a LONG time

  Howdy, everyone. I am currently shopping around for a video editing application, and I'm using the trial version of Adobe Premiere Elements. I love everything about it so far, except for one thing. It takes a long time to save the final video file (from the tab share). I noticed he gets to 50% fairly quickly, probably within five minutes and at that time there the progress bar slows down to a crawl. It takes more than two hours for the last 50% complete. Is this rare or should I wait?

  Here's a little history of my project, in case this is useful.

  The video project is a little less than 30 minutes.

  On the sharing tab, I selected to export files for viewing on computers.

  The type of video I want is WMV (Windows Media). I can vary from this format. It is a requirement of the project.

  Image size: 1024 x 768. At the moment I can't vary that size. The video must be 1024 x 768.

  Frame rate: 30 fps

  Audio: mono 48 kbps, 44 kHz, CBR

  Codec: Windows Media 9

  Encoding Passes: 1

  Bitrate Mode: Constant (I also tried of Variable quality, but noticed no difference in time rendering)

  Maximum flow: 200 Kbps (the first time I tried 2 000 kbit/s, but I noticed no difference in time rendering)

  Image quality: 3 (I also tried 90 but once again without any perceptible difference when rendering time)

  My laptop:

  Windows XP Pro SP3

  Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz

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  The window says that I would wait the video size to be 53MB in size, which seems reasonable. But when it finishes, it is more than ten times greater than this estimate. I don't understand why the file size is so big and the render time is so long.

  My rendering time is governed or strangled because I am using a trial version of Premiere Elements?

  If this is not the case, what suggestions you all for me? Am I be unreasonable while waiting for my render times to be faster than the duration of the video?

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  WMV is a highly compressed format/CODEC, and the duration of the treatment will depend on several factors:

  Your CPU, which is not as powerful in your case

  Your auxiliary I/o system, which is probably a single HDD on your laptop

  The source footage. What is your source footage?

  No effect added to the images. You have all the effects?

  Each of them will have an impact on the time required.

  The trial is that a single main limitation - watermark. Now, there are some components that need to be triggered, but are not tested, but they would not obvious with the import of your source footage, if it is a question.

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• Still burned DVD takes a long time to load into the reader

  I created a DVD in Encore CS3.  The final DVD is approximately 60 minutes and has 4 menus created in Photoshop CS3.  I purchased the Dolby converted in first and used this file as PCM format indicated by a friend vs.   The DVD works fine but takes a long time to load in one of my DVD players.

  A Sony player, it takes between 40 minutes and up to 70 seconds to load and play the first menu.  Each time is different.

  (This same drive load purchased in-store Hollywood style DVD in about 15 seconds on average)

  In another Sony player my DVD on average about 25 seconds

  A Panasonic player, it takes about 15 seconds

  In a portable player from JVC, it takes about 8 seconds.

  That is what it is?  This DVD is created for replication in a large number, but I'm afraid the long loading time is a problem and you want to solve this problem before sending it to the wide for replication.

  Help, please

  Thank you

  EDM

  EDM,

  One consideration is that there is no DVD drive certified to play any burned DVD, only those press/replicated. Most do and do as well, with provisions, but some don't.

  Now for these provisions. High quality blank media will get a closer all the success, just like using a slower speed of the burn, as the max. These two considerations will get a close, as it is possible.

  What brand of blank media are you using? Verbatim and Taiyo Yuden are about as good as it gets.

  How fast you burn to? I would look into a speed in the middle of the range permitted by the combo of speed by the media and the burning speed. Slower is better than more fast.

  As Stanley, there may be differences with r and + R media and players. There has been much more a problem, but some players still might prefer a vs the other.

  Finally, when you say "replicated", do you mean that you send in a DLT to make a House of replication a glassmaster, where the DVD is going to be in a hurry? If Yes, these replicated discs will be like the Hollywood DVD and will be NOT burnt, as was your test drive. The question will be moot with these, as they will be DVD-videos, where your burned DVD is really a DVD - ROM.

  Good luck

  Hunt