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the initial pages of internet browsers take longer to load

the initial pages of internet browsers take longer to load

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ShylaMizanin
Junior Member
10
06-03-2023, 11:34 AM
#1
Hi there,
I'm experiencing some slowdowns with my desktop computer. It takes 10 to 20 seconds to open the first page in any internet browser, and every new page or tab adds that delay. The same happens with search functions—typing in takes the same time to load. Once playlists are open, it feels responsive again.

I've checked for issues with browsers, malware, and even cleared my browsing data, but nothing seems to be wrong. I've also run updates for antivirus and malware software, updated my Wi-Fi drivers, and installed the latest Windows updates. My other computer works perfectly, so the problem might be specific to mine.

I've tried providing system details, and everything looks normal.
Any advice would be really helpful!
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ShylaMizanin
06-03-2023, 11:34 AM #1

Hi there,
I'm experiencing some slowdowns with my desktop computer. It takes 10 to 20 seconds to open the first page in any internet browser, and every new page or tab adds that delay. The same happens with search functions—typing in takes the same time to load. Once playlists are open, it feels responsive again.

I've checked for issues with browsers, malware, and even cleared my browsing data, but nothing seems to be wrong. I've also run updates for antivirus and malware software, updated my Wi-Fi drivers, and installed the latest Windows updates. My other computer works perfectly, so the problem might be specific to mine.

I've tried providing system details, and everything looks normal.
Any advice would be really helpful!

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IceJay24
Member
185
06-03-2023, 04:00 PM
#2
Attempt a clean boot to determine if it resolves the issue—follow the guidance carefully. Ensure no Microsoft services are disabled or Windows fails to load. If the clean boot helps, it suggests a startup program is causing the problem. Over several restarts, stop the programs and identify which one is responsible.
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IceJay24
06-03-2023, 04:00 PM #2

Attempt a clean boot to determine if it resolves the issue—follow the guidance carefully. Ensure no Microsoft services are disabled or Windows fails to load. If the clean boot helps, it suggests a startup program is causing the problem. Over several restarts, stop the programs and identify which one is responsible.

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betomblok
Member
196
06-03-2023, 05:38 PM
#3
Attempt a clean boot to determine if it resolves the issue—follow the guidance carefully. Ensure no Microsoft services are disabled or Windows fails to load. If the clean boot helps, it suggests a startup program is causing the problem. Over several restarts, stop the programs and identify which one is responsible.
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betomblok
06-03-2023, 05:38 PM #3

Attempt a clean boot to determine if it resolves the issue—follow the guidance carefully. Ensure no Microsoft services are disabled or Windows fails to load. If the clean boot helps, it suggests a startup program is causing the problem. Over several restarts, stop the programs and identify which one is responsible.

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CyberPim
Member
221
06-20-2023, 09:44 AM
#4
Update your post with complete hardware details and operating system information.
After the next startup, avoid launching any additional applications or browsers right away. Allow the desktop to remain idle.
Then access Task Manager or Resource Monitor, using each tool individually.
Monitor system activity: track resource consumption and identify high usage areas (%), noting which component is consuming the most.
Shift the observation window to one side and launch the specific browser or application.
Check the window for any performance changes during slow loading.
It might require several attempts to pinpoint the problem, but a clear issue is likely to become apparent.
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CyberPim
06-20-2023, 09:44 AM #4

Update your post with complete hardware details and operating system information.
After the next startup, avoid launching any additional applications or browsers right away. Allow the desktop to remain idle.
Then access Task Manager or Resource Monitor, using each tool individually.
Monitor system activity: track resource consumption and identify high usage areas (%), noting which component is consuming the most.
Shift the observation window to one side and launch the specific browser or application.
Check the window for any performance changes during slow loading.
It might require several attempts to pinpoint the problem, but a clear issue is likely to become apparent.

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RasierShampoo
Member
216
06-20-2023, 05:15 PM
#5
Sure, let's keep exploring other options.
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RasierShampoo
06-20-2023, 05:15 PM #5

Sure, let's keep exploring other options.

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SrMagdaleno
Junior Member
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06-21-2023, 11:04 AM
#6
Tried this too, nothing shows up with heavy use. I've checked my desktop's resource manager against the laptop, and processes are similar when opening a new browser window.
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SrMagdaleno
06-21-2023, 11:04 AM #6

Tried this too, nothing shows up with heavy use. I've checked my desktop's resource manager against the laptop, and processes are similar when opening a new browser window.

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Unyke
Member
146
06-23-2023, 03:17 AM
#7
I connected the computer directly to the router and it is working normally, but it still takes a few seconds longer to load the first page on the desktop when using Wi-Fi. It only occurred recently, and I haven't changed any settings.
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Unyke
06-23-2023, 03:17 AM #7

I connected the computer directly to the router and it is working normally, but it still takes a few seconds longer to load the first page on the desktop when using Wi-Fi. It only occurred recently, and I haven't changed any settings.

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MissCrysis
Member
224
06-23-2023, 07:55 AM
#8
Wifi is naturally less fast compared to wired connections. Additional factors like interference might also play a role. Make sure only one network adapter—either wired or wireless—is active on the desktop. Choose either option, not both simultaneously. Identify which wireless adapter is currently installed.
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MissCrysis
06-23-2023, 07:55 AM #8

Wifi is naturally less fast compared to wired connections. Additional factors like interference might also play a role. Make sure only one network adapter—either wired or wireless—is active on the desktop. Choose either option, not both simultaneously. Identify which wireless adapter is currently installed.