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Another possible fix????
After installing Office 2007 at one of my clients, I ran into serious speed
problems as well. I read up on the net only to find more and more people
with the same speed issues, and no real fix. A co-worker of mine stated that
it will ONLY run well on 2Gig of RAM, and that she doesn't install it on a
machine if it has less than that, but that just didn't sound right either,
given the minimum requirements are only 256MB. We have Business Contact
Manager enabled on all the workstations, and they all run off a central
database running on an Exchange server without issues. However, SQL
databases were installed by default (need to go through the install and see
if I missed a check box or something to disallow this) running on them as
well. Uninstalling the SQL 2005 installation only (there are four or five
SQL install pieces shown under Add/Remove Programs, and I believe a portion
is needed to connect to the one running on the Exchange Server), speeds up
the workstation dramatically, and the problems of waiting between 2-5 minutes
for an email to open or an excel file to open over the network dropped to 10
second load times at worst case.
Hope this helps,
CalGuY
After installing Office 2007 at one of my clients, I ran into serious speed
problems as well. I read up on the net only to find more and more people
with the same speed issues, and no real fix. A co-worker of mine stated that
it will ONLY run well on 2Gig of RAM, and that she doesn't install it on a
machine if it has less than that, but that just didn't sound right either,
given the minimum requirements are only 256MB. We have Business Contact
Manager enabled on all the workstations, and they all run off a central
database running on an Exchange server without issues. However, SQL
databases were installed by default (need to go through the install and see
if I missed a check box or something to disallow this) running on them as
well. Uninstalling the SQL 2005 installation only (there are four or five
SQL install pieces shown under Add/Remove Programs, and I believe a portion
is needed to connect to the one running on the Exchange Server), speeds up
the workstation dramatically, and the problems of waiting between 2-5 minutes
for an email to open or an excel file to open over the network dropped to 10
second load times at worst case.
Hope this helps,
CalGuY