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Windows Mail speed nonexistent

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kns1313 - 09 May 2008 02:32 GMT
Windows Mail is so slow it locks up my computer and I have to use the On/OFF
button and reboot to get computer back.  It is also bogging down the rest of
computer operations, it only took two minutes for this screen to appear.  Any
help?  Computer working just fine yesterday.  Really hate Vista, much slower
than XP even on a good day.  If able, can you respond to kns1313@aol.com,
otherwise I'll never see your reply?  It took me 20 minutes to load pages
just to get to this board.
robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM.net - 09 May 2008 03:17 GMT
> Windows Mail is so slow it locks up my computer and I have to use the
> On/OFF
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> otherwise I'll never see your reply?  It took me 20 minutes to load pages
> just to get to this board.

Most of the frequent responders in this newsgroup make it a policy never to
respond by email.

How much RAM memory does your computer have?  Vista often takes 2 GB
or more to run at full speed, but computers designed for XP and even the
cheaper new computers designed for Vista often came with less.

I've seen this recommended for Windows Mail speed problems:

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/72674-windows-mail-slow.html
 
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