I totally agree. It has to do with the phishing filter...too invasive!
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It's slow even with the phishing filter turned off.

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>I totally agree. It has to do with the phishing filter...too invasive!
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Puzzled4783 - 14 Nov 2006 20:51 GMT
I'm back to IE6...couldn't take it anymore. Although I love Microsoft and
know they did this to prepare for release of Vista next year, they need to
improve it a whole lot before I download it again.

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Dr. Heywood Floyd - 14 Nov 2006 20:51 GMT
I have a 'clean' install here of XP pro. Nothing connected - no
printers, scanners, external drives, etc. The ONLY thing I have added to
that install is SP2 and then all the windows update site
recommendations. I then installed IE7.
For three days, every time I open IE7 my HD begins to grind (and doesn't
stop until I close IE)and my CPU usage is as illustrated thus:
http://darienart.com/ie7.jpg
There is even considerable internet activity.
So - I just finished installing Firefox 2. When I open it the HD works
for about 1/2 second and the CPU usage is thus:
http://darienart.com/ff.jpg
I then booted to my 'working' partition, opened IE7 and the result is
the same as mentioned above.
> It's slow even with the phishing filter turned off.
CCV - 22 Sep 2007 10:44 GMT
Try DISABLING Phishing Filter.
Turning it off was no help to me either.
See post by Jawwad, 11/1/2006.
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