- Apr 8, 2013
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When I have a Windows Explorer window minimized to the Taskbar for a moderate period of time (~7 minutes) the restoration of said window takes visible time to render, similar to a web page loading.
First just the frame appears and slowly it is populated with the appropriate icons, files, folders, etc, all told it takes around 3 seconds to load. I'm wondering what could be the cause of this as the laptop I'm running has a good 4GB of RAM and 512MB of dedicated vRAM with a core duo processor @ 2.2ghz. The system is usually idling only web browsing, some documents/music and a handful of utilities running.
Would appreciate any speculation.
First just the frame appears and slowly it is populated with the appropriate icons, files, folders, etc, all told it takes around 3 seconds to load. I'm wondering what could be the cause of this as the laptop I'm running has a good 4GB of RAM and 512MB of dedicated vRAM with a core duo processor @ 2.2ghz. The system is usually idling only web browsing, some documents/music and a handful of utilities running.
Would appreciate any speculation.
I have around 160 programs + patches installed according to the Windows CP.
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