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by cmiller5400 Accepted solution
this computer have ThinkVantage Access Connections installed?
If so remove it and try it again. I have seen that program cause havoc on PC's from not opening documents to EXTREMELY long shutdown times.
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by locolobo Accepted solution
Does the Application Event Viewer show anything?
Are you opening these documents over a network? Or from your local hd?
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by locolobo Accepted solution
First check out Ron K's suggestion below. If that doesn't help I have couple of questions.
First, if you create a brand new spreadsheet in Excel, save and close Excel, does the new file take as long to open?
Second, try using windows explorer to navigate to a spreadsheet, then double-click it, does that take as long as opening from Excel?
I ask the last because I have a large spreadsheet on a portable usb drive. If I open it from within Excel everything is slowww. But if I open it from Explorer Excel speed seems normal. I think it has to do with XP access times to the portable drive. It takes a few seconds in explorer to wake the drive up.
by ron k. Accepted solution
The link below states that a used fixed their problem by editing a registry key, about a quarter of the way down the page.
http://www.techsupportforum.com/microsoft-support/microsoft-office-support/9196-office-xp-open-file-very-slow.html
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