Well that's because this site is all about pictures, and most pages are made up of lots and lots of them. I could have had thumbnails and pop-up boxes but then you wouldn't be able to see so much without clicking on everything to bring up separate boxes. As fast internet connection has become more commonplace I decided to assume users will have this.

Unlike other PC Builders which are very limited in terms of which components you can use to build your PC, our PC Builder gives you access to 2,500 components so you really can build the ultimate PC. In order to provide you with this level of flexibility unforuntately it takes time to display this information. However, once the screen has loaded you have immediate access to all these components and there are no further delays.

Only if you have graphics that are large in file size. The code only adds a few lines of “style” into your blog, so it shouldn’t slow down the load time. Not nearly as much as all the widgets that some of you have in your side bar

It's Symantec Anti-Virus 10.x that causes this. The 7.x version was fast; the 8.x version was slower, but usable. With the 10.x version, it may take minutes between the time you login and the time you can actually get work done. Symantec withdrew support for 8.x in Feb 2007, so, sadly, we are stuck with 10.x. Unfortunately, the scan is generated for *each user*, so *each user* on each machine must do this.

You made the investment in your PC so that you could enjoy the benefits of a fast, easy machine that would make your life easier and more enjoyable. Unfortunately, after continued use, all PC’s suffer the effects of a corrupt and ineffective Windows Registry, causing error messages to appear, slow loading, and system crashes. Eventually, that machine that was supposed to make your life easier is now the source of your greatest frustration.

If you're having trouble with the speed of our site, it's usually one of three things: PositiveSingles.com may be experiencing technical difficulty. We know what it's like to be in a hurry to find love, but please try again later. The connection on your end may be the cause. Double-check your modem settings or connection speed to make sure you're connected at the highest possible internet connection rate. The internet itself may be experiencing a traffic jam.

Countless factors can contribute to your site downtime. To minimize these possibilities, try loading up your site using a different ISP and/or browser. Do also do a traceroute on your end check if all is well.

The server is probably busy, try one of the mirror sites. You'll find a list of mirrors on the front page.

There are many factors which influence your speed on the internet at any particular time and it is difficult to say what may be causing your particular problem. However, some of the common issues which affects perceived access speed to our site include: Overall internet traffic loads when your online (early morning & evening can be slower than at other times) Some pages of CCC, like the forum, are large files because of the volume of postings being delivered to your screen.

It is slow, and it is because of the way the Java applet has been designed. We are trying to create a modular applet, which is causing that the number of connections to load it to be 80-85% of the loading traffic for the page. Hopefully with some threading we will be able to at least show part of the applet while the rest loads in the background. I looked at the page from home, where I use a 486SX 33 MHz laptop, with only 8MB RAM, 250 MB HD, a 28.8 Kbps modem and a 9.

This is a known issue that is caused by closing the zip entry box, agreeing to continue set up, and then closing the zip box a second time.

There is a extra package for TinyMCE called TinyMCE compressor that reduces download and initialization time dramaticly by using GZip to compress the JavaScript files. You need to specify a content css file with the content_css option in order to change the default text color or background of the editor. The specified CSS is loaded after the default CSS so you can use it to override. A good idea to check the CSS status of elements is to install Firebug addon to Firefox.

This is because you are on a slow connection and the images we host are of great quality and with a great resolution, so some of them are really heavy to download.

Some websites are very complex with a lot of graphics flash movies advertising and some are hosted overseas. this can contribute to a slow loading page. Additionally some companies offering low cost internet access use overseas based servers and significant delays in accessing websites can occur during peak times or when the internet is being compromised by server attacks. Server speed is important and Wehost uses N.Z.

You have a few options, some of them contingent on other things. For example, if you have fast response normally and are experiencing a problem currently, often times logging off and coming back later will cure your ills. Still bad later? Try rebooting. Windows operating systems need to be reset once in a while to maintain their peak efficiency. That didn't work either? Contact your ISP. They may be experiencing problems.

It's usually the pictures on our pages. We make every effort to minimize the size of the pictures while preserving the quality of them. Some pictures just take a while to load especially when you have a slow connection or there is a lot of internet traffic. Once you have been to our site and traveled between the pages they will be cached (stored) on your computer. Then the next time you visit us these pages should not have to be downloaded again and will appear faster.

You are suffering from the World Wide Wait (slow net traffic). The problem could be that the site is very popular (we hope!) and thus crowded. Clicking the reload button might solve the problem. If that fails, trying to connect again at another time, especially at a different hour of the day (or night). We have the site independently checked every month by Gif Wizard and 96.5% of our pages download at an efficient speed on a 56Kbps modem.