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by bfilmfan
Are the service packs for both XP and Office installed?
In addition, how much physical and virtual memory does your system have?
by dustyd
Are you searching locally or across a network?
A follow up to the memory resources would be 'How often do you reboot your system?'
Yes, Yes, XP is stable and doesn't need it. Hah!
by janclark2001
O/S: Win XP Pro with SP 2
Office version: Office XP with SP 2
RAM 256 MB
Paging file = 372 MB
Free HD space = 22 GB
by janclark2001
by poettone
I have encountered this numerous times and its related to your network settings in XP.
Here is a good site referring to this issue in Windows..
This should take care of the issue you describe.
The reason this does this is to end or terminate sessions that are active on the tcp/ip stack .. INcreased performance for windows. Unfortunatly this causes a major pause when accessing network nodes/shares after the time out.. So it has to go out and again verify the account, the network, the security etc..
Good Luck
by poettone
whoops I forgot the link< I hate when that happens:)
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/194/
Good Luck, once again...:)
by choppit
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