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Hi,
I"m using an updated IE6sp1 and noticing a very annoying delay or
hesitation when loading web pages. When I type in an address and click go the
status bar tells me "opening page". From the time I click and the time the
web page starts loading there is a 5-7 second delay. After the 5-7 sec. delay
the page loads fine.
Is there anyway of minimizing this annoying delay?
 
Hi,
Some steps to take:
Clear the IE cache. IE> Tools> Internet Options> General> Delete
files (and delete offline content when that dialog pops up) It's often
recommended that the TIF folder be kept at about 50-60 MB (Settings.)

Try disabling autocomplete from Internet Options> Content> Autocomplete. If
that speeds things up, delete the History folder using the appropriate (for
your OS) method at http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm

Check for malware:
Download and run CWShredder, Ad-aware and Spybot.
See: http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/unwanted.htm
Also note the security tips and other important information on that page.

Additional information at:
The Parasite Fight http://www.aumha.org/a/quickfix.htm
More security tips at http://www.aumha.org/a/parasite.htm
Bugs, Glitches & Stuffups: http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/Darnit.htm
What you can do about spyware and other unwanted software:
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/spywarewhat.mspx

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]

"Speedy G." wrote in message
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Hi,
Thanks Don for the suggestions. I empty the TIF, cookies and history files
regularly. I also scan my computer for nasties, on a daily basis. All is
clean.
I must add that during the 7 second delay, "finding website, downloading
website, and finally opening page" is displayed in the staus bar. It looks to
me that there is a slight problem finding or converting the websites IP
address. Please, Correct me if I'm wrong. I've been reading that it could be
a DNS problem which might be causing this delay.

Don Varnau said:
Hi,
Some steps to take:
Clear the IE cache. IE> Tools> Internet Options> General> Delete
files (and delete offline content when that dialog pops up) It's often
recommended that the TIF folder be kept at about 50-60 MB (Settings.)

Try disabling autocomplete from Internet Options> Content> Autocomplete. If
that speeds things up, delete the History folder using the appropriate (for
your OS) method at http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm

Check for malware:
Download and run CWShredder, Ad-aware and Spybot.
See: http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/unwanted.htm
Also note the security tips and other important information on that page.

Additional information at:
The Parasite Fight http://www.aumha.org/a/quickfix.htm
More security tips at http://www.aumha.org/a/parasite.htm
Bugs, Glitches & Stuffups: http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/Darnit.htm
What you can do about spyware and other unwanted software:
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/spywarewhat.mspx

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]

"Speedy G." wrote in message
Hi,
I"m using an updated IE6sp1 and noticing a very annoying delay or
hesitation when loading web pages. When I type in an address and click go the
status bar tells me "opening page". From the time I click and the time the
web page starts loading there is a 5-7 second delay. After the 5-7 sec. delay
the page loads fine.
Is there anyway of minimizing this annoying delay?
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Hi,
Your ISP may be having DNS problems. What's your connection to the internet?
Cable, DSL, dialup?

Which version of Windows?

Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]

"Speedy G." wrote in message
 
DSL (versalink router) with windows ME.
According to Verizon there is no problems with their servers.

Don Varnau said:
Hi,
Your ISP may be having DNS problems. What's your connection to the internet?
Cable, DSL, dialup?

Which version of Windows?

Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]

"Speedy G." wrote in message
Hi,
Thanks Don for the suggestions. I empty the TIF, cookies and history files
regularly. I also scan my computer for nasties, on a daily basis. All is
clean.
I must add that during the 7 second delay, "finding website, downloading
website, and finally opening page" is displayed in the staus bar. It looks to
me that there is a slight problem finding or converting the websites IP
address. Please, Correct me if I'm wrong. I've been reading that it could be
a DNS problem which might be causing this delay.
Click to expand...
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I followed these instructions>> WinME users that need to delete the
Temporary Internet Files via http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm and
when I rebooted, the Temp folder in the windows directory did not recreate.
Can I recreate this folder by right clicking and creating a new Temp folder???

Insert your WinMe bootdisk and restart. Select: "Minimal" from the menu
From A:\> (type and press Enter after each command)

C:
cd\windows
smartdrv
deltree tempor~1
deltree history
deltree temp

Remove the bootdisk and restart (Ctrl-Alt-Del)


Don Varnau said:
Hi,
It wouldn't hurt to delete the TIF and History folders. See:
http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm

You might find something useful at
http://www.broadbandreports.com/faq/faq/5. Troubleshooting

I'm out of ideas.

Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]


"Speedy G." wrote in message
DSL (versalink router) with windows ME.
According to Verizon there is no problems with their servers.
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Speedy,

I had a similar problem, though in my case it was always an 8 second delay
before the page finally displayed. Not sure what OS you are using - I am
using WinXP, Svc Pak 2. I found a fix on the WinXPCentral site - go to
Services, and set the Remote Access Auto Connection Manager service to a
startup type of Manual and reboot. This fixed the problem on the two
machines that were having the problem.

hth
 
Thanks GJ,
I am using windows Me.

GJ said:
Speedy,

I had a similar problem, though in my case it was always an 8 second delay
before the page finally displayed. Not sure what OS you are using - I am
using WinXP, Svc Pak 2. I found a fix on the WinXPCentral site - go to
Services, and set the Remote Access Auto Connection Manager service to a
startup type of Manual and reboot. This fixed the problem on the two
machines that were having the problem.

hth
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Hi,
Well... using deltree to delete the Temp folder should be safe and
effective. The practice has been around for a long time. Maybe the Temp
folder will be recreated when a program needs it?

Let me know if it doesn't reappear soon. I'll call in help.

Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]
 
Thanks Don,
I posted about the Temp folder in Windows Me (general), and Mr. Heirloom
responded with a simple right click and create new "Temp" folder. Thanks...

Don Varnau said:
Hi,
Well... using deltree to delete the Temp folder should be safe and
effective. The practice has been around for a long time. Maybe the Temp
folder will be recreated when a program needs it?

Let me know if it doesn't reappear soon. I'll call in help.

Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]

Speedy G. said:
I followed these instructions>> WinME users that need to delete the
Temporary Internet Files via http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm and
when I rebooted, the Temp folder in the windows directory did not recreate.
Can I recreate this folder by right clicking and creating a new Temp folder???

Insert your WinMe bootdisk and restart. Select: "Minimal" from the menu
From A:\> (type and press Enter after each command)

C:
cd\windows
smartdrv
deltree tempor~1
deltree history
deltree temp

Remove the bootdisk and restart (Ctrl-Alt-Del)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Hi,
I'm glad Heirloom got you fixed up. I should have done more research on
that. <:-o

Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]


"Speedy G." wrote in message
 
No problem, Thanks for your help.
Till the next time......

Don Varnau said:
Hi,
I'm glad Heirloom got you fixed up. I should have done more research on
that. <:-o

Don
[MS MVP- IE/OE]


"Speedy G." wrote in message
Thanks Don,
I posted about the Temp folder in Windows Me (general), and Mr. Heirloom
responded with a simple right click and create new "Temp" folder. Thanks...

Don Varnau said:
Hi,
Well... using deltree to delete the Temp folder should be safe and
effective. The practice has been around for a long time. Maybe the Temp
folder will be recreated when a program needs it?

Let me know if it doesn't reappear soon. I'll call in help.

"Speedy G." <SpeedyG[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
I followed these instructions>> WinME users that need to delete the
Temporary Internet Files via http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm and
when I rebooted, the Temp folder in the windows directory did not
recreate.
Can I recreate this folder by right clicking and creating a new Temp
folder???
Click to expand...
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