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chris_boylan
I found many questions like this in the newsgroups, but no specific
answers which applied to my situation, so I thought I'd post this
*with* the answer.
I have been having this problem in Windows 2000. Apps open quickly
enough, but when I attempt to change the folder in "file open" or "save
as" the system hangs for 20 or 30 seconds. It turns out that I had two
network resources mapped as letter drives which were no longer
available (machines had been decommissioned). Widnows was looking for
these resources any time I opened a "save as" or "open" dialog in any
application. Disconnecting the drives fixed that up right quick.
So if anyone else runs across this problem, then check all of your
network drives to see if any have gone missing, and if so, disconnect
them and see if this helps.
-CB
answers which applied to my situation, so I thought I'd post this
*with* the answer.
I have been having this problem in Windows 2000. Apps open quickly
enough, but when I attempt to change the folder in "file open" or "save
as" the system hangs for 20 or 30 seconds. It turns out that I had two
network resources mapped as letter drives which were no longer
available (machines had been decommissioned). Widnows was looking for
these resources any time I opened a "save as" or "open" dialog in any
application. Disconnecting the drives fixed that up right quick.
So if anyone else runs across this problem, then check all of your
network drives to see if any have gone missing, and if so, disconnect
them and see if this helps.
-CB