I noticed within the last few days, however many that is I don't know, but web pages were loading somewhat slowly. In IE7 there was this new add-on called "Diagnose Connection Problems" that I hadn't seen before, so I disabled it. Now everything is back up to speed.
I think the publisher is Microsoft, but the add-on manager shows the publisher as blank.
Web pages slow to access
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Web pages slow to access
by RJ Johnston » Mon Jan 28, 2008 5:53 pm
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Re: Web pages slow to access
by Steve Grisetti » Mon Jan 28, 2008 5:58 pm
How do you turn that feature off, Robert?
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Re: Web pages slow to access
by RJ Johnston » Mon Jan 28, 2008 6:00 pm
I went thru the IE7 menu: Tools > Manage Add-Ons > Enable or Disable Add-ons...
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Re: Web pages slow to access
by Chuck Engels » Mon Jan 28, 2008 6:01 pm
Thanks RJ, I didn't even know about that took and will check it out.
There have been some moments in the last week or so where the site has slowed down, even using Firefox.
Whenever this happens be assured that Ron is on the ball
I probably drive Ron crazy with all of my emails saying that 'things seem a little slow today', sometimes is it just my connection at work
There have been some moments in the last week or so where the site has slowed down, even using Firefox.
Whenever this happens be assured that Ron is on the ball
I probably drive Ron crazy with all of my emails saying that 'things seem a little slow today', sometimes is it just my connection at work
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