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A Coyle
Hi
I have Win XP SP1, ~1GHz, ~500MbRam
Copying anything other than trivial amounts of data seems
to take a very very long time. On my older computer with
Win2000, copying a table from my excel sheet is basically
instant, now it sits there for about 5-10secs with the
pointer an hourglass.
Copying a results table from my Access database (~17000
rows, 5 cols) was instant on my old computer, now it takes
around 20secs.
Often I get the message something like "Item to big for
clipboard, not saved". Never get this message on my old
computer using EXACTLY the same files. Even if I empty
the clipboard it does not speed the copy process up.
Has anyone else had this problem and figured out how to
fix it? Does anyone know what I can do?
Someone suggested
- defragging. Had already done.
- page file settings. I checked mine and they were set to
initial of 700Mb, max of 1.5Gb. Would this have any
effect? Is there any downside to having a very large
initial pagefile?
Thanks in advance
A Coyle
I have Win XP SP1, ~1GHz, ~500MbRam
Copying anything other than trivial amounts of data seems
to take a very very long time. On my older computer with
Win2000, copying a table from my excel sheet is basically
instant, now it sits there for about 5-10secs with the
pointer an hourglass.
Copying a results table from my Access database (~17000
rows, 5 cols) was instant on my old computer, now it takes
around 20secs.
Often I get the message something like "Item to big for
clipboard, not saved". Never get this message on my old
computer using EXACTLY the same files. Even if I empty
the clipboard it does not speed the copy process up.
Has anyone else had this problem and figured out how to
fix it? Does anyone know what I can do?
Someone suggested
- defragging. Had already done.
- page file settings. I checked mine and they were set to
initial of 700Mb, max of 1.5Gb. Would this have any
effect? Is there any downside to having a very large
initial pagefile?
Thanks in advance
A Coyle