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Waiting for the Windows Explorer to start can sometimes be frustrating. One time the Explorer windows opens and is responsive, while another time the startup is slow and the Explorer window unresponsive. One reason for this is the network scan the Windows Explorer executes to find shared folders and devices.
Working with a great number of graphics files on your system can really make your system slow. Windows XP uses thumbnails to show you the picture stored in the image in the Windows Explorer. The size and quality of this thumbnail can help you improve the file browing speed on your PC.
Windows XP problems can have many causes, and the solution is not always that easy to find. If your system seems to hang or becomes dreadfully slow, the general solution is to reboot the PC. But in quite a few cases Windows problems can be caused by the Windows Explorer. Restarting the Windows Explorer takes far less time than restarting your computer.
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