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But still, the connection of the browser even without the VPN is so bad... its making me cry, its taking like 2 minutes to load a webpage and i dont know why, please fix the browser, it has so much potential that is unused. jadenconley11 last edited by Ever since i have downloaded this browser, everything has been fine since this month, everything has been taking long to load. i have been restarting and clearing out unused space and it has been taking 2-3 minutes when i try to load a YouTube video, i have been turning on and off VPN, Ad Blocker, Tracker Blocker, and been re-downloading Opera GX. My connection to the internet has been fine, i have taken off extensions and it has been really slow. everything else has been slow a bit but only one website (YouTube) has been real laggy. bizkid last edited by Ok people, it seems that after the update that was released today, the issue that the browser takes time to close when you close it, is fixed. For me at least. So you might wanna check it out with the latest update. killmizi last edited by Ever since about last week, my Opera GX browser has been acting extremely slowly. I've never had this problem with any other app other then this browser and it has now gotten to the point where I need to close Opera to conserve CPU and boost performance in other apps as it causes my PC
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Written by Daniela Alcantar Published on May 16, 2022 Categories: SolidWorks | Video Hi my name is Daniela and I am the SolidWorks PDM SME for SPK and Associates. Today we’ll be exploring a slow loading assembly in solidWorks tutorial, including how to diagnose the root cause.Why assemblies in SolidWorks load slowlyThis issue has happened to most of us. We’re trying to open an assembly, or a part, and it takes an extraordinarily time. Here’s a quick setting you can check to make sure that this isn’t due to reference documents.Whenever we open a part or in assembly inside SolidWorks it goes through a routine. It looks through certain areas for these files. First it will look through the RAM or memory for these files. It will look at the reference document path, the last path used by system. Then the last path when the file was saved.It goes through this list to find those those files. However, if you have something listed in reference documents it will search through that entire path. That can be a network path. It could be a vault, It could be a folder on your desktop. But it will search through that entire directory before proceeding to those other other steps in that list.That can take that can take a bit of time and also it contributes to the slow loading assemblies.How to fix slow loading assembly in SolidWorks tutorialHere’s how to check if you have something listed.Reference documents is going to be inside your options here under file locations. And as you can see here, I have a vault listed for this example.Ideally you will want to have nothing listed here unless you work very specifically in one folder only. I don’t recommend having anything listed in your reference documents. For example if you have multiple folders locally you are working on and have a different folder listed here, it will first search through all of this directory until it finds that file. If it does, it will load it from this particular path here. That could also cause an issue with not accessing the file you wish to have.If you have multiples inside your desktop it contributes to the slow loading time. It is recommended to have this blank. You can delete and update as you wish.We hope you found this Solidworks tutorial helpful.Subscribe to our YouTube channel for even more Solidworks PDM tricks and tips!Looking for further support with SolidWorks? Contact our experts today.
