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PWM takes over half a minute to find the pw. Why?
I've just installed the stand-alone version of Password Manager on wife's laptop (Lenovo Thinkpad). It works but takes over half a minute to find the password and sign on. Now, on my home PC it's virtually instant. On the laptop I sit there fiddling my thumbs waiting for it - it's quicker to look up the PW and type it in. Any ideas as to what it's waiting for?
tm_kiko
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7 years ago
We understand that you are having troubles with the Password Manager application in your laptop.
May we know what specific browser is it running with? Also, if there will be a chance, can you check if the browser is on the latest version as well?
Also, one reason why it is taking so long to set the passwords/credentials is that maybe, there are alot of extensions or add-ons installed or running on that browser that you are using with the Password Manager. Setting up these extensions may really cause several delays. Removing some of the extensions that you are not using may just do the trick.
It will also help if you will check if there are unwanted toolbars installed on that same browsers. You may also want to check if there are unwanted applications installed on your laptop that you did not personally put in that machine.
I hope this helps.
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phil_24c461
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tom_emmelot
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I think it is more the difference between your PC presume i7 16 GB (and so on) on a direct cable internet connection and your wife's laptop (type?) on wifi???
Kind regards,
Tom
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phil_24c461
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phil_24c461
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phil_24c461
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tom_emmelot
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No avail? Than also do a test with starting up browser with a blank page and see difference then.
Kind regards,
Tom
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phil_24c461
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tom_emmelot
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what type is the Lenovo?
Kind regards,
Tom
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phil_24c461
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It's "refurbished" with W7 already installed (presumably by the previous owner). I did all the updates. I'm beginning to wonder whether there's something installed which I can't see, although all my other programs - Office and pdf reader - work just fine. And quick. I'm simply don't know enough about computers to be able to dive into the machine and see what's going on. (It's called a gaming machine presumably because it's got a fast graphics chip, but that's not why I bought it. Gaming is not for me :-)
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tom_emmelot
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I think it is just the slow Lenovo, that refurbished, did that come with a ssd drive?
If not buy won and you wont believes your eyes!
Kind regards,
Tom
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phil_24c461
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Anyway thanks Tom for the suggestions.
Phil
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tom_emmelot
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Happy new year to you and your family.
Kind regards,
Tom
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