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Topic: «Very slow Recent or Favorite title bar button response » on forum: Technical Support   Views: 51
 
GoAWest
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Posted: 11/19/2024 00:59:06
 
 
 I'm experiencing a long lag--at first I thought it wasn't working at all--when trying to use AIM's Recent or Favorite title bar buttons in a Windows open or save dialog. This is new behavior in the last couple of months. I wondered if it might have been related to a recent Windows update, etc. When I click on the Recent or Favorite button nothing happens, but I've found that if I try a few times, close and reopen the dialog, etc., I *eventually* get the drop-down menu(s). It seems like those buttons continue to work quickly for "a while" as though something has now been loaded/cached. This is not what I experienced with AIM previously.

I thought it might be due to the version of AIM I'm using. I had been using AIM 8.15.1 but when I saw the recent 8.15.2 I decided to "throw $ at the problem" in the hopes that the new version would fix a bug that resolved this. But no difference with the latest version. 13-items in Favs, 20-items in Recents. Yes, I have rebooted the PC (multiple times).

On a Win10 Pro PC, all current Windows-updates.
 
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Bogdan Polishchuk
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Posted: 11/20/2024 15:57:19
 
 
 Hello, GoAWest

Thank you for contacting us.

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I'm experiencing a long lag--at first I thought it wasn't working at all--when trying to use AIM's Recent or Favorite title bar buttons in a Windows open or save dialog
Do you mean the problem only happens in the Open/Save dialogue? Does it not happen in the standard File Explorer windows?

The dialogue windows of what applications you've noticed the problem in?

Is your Windows build 19045.5131? You can see the exact number of your Windows build here: type winver in the Search field of the Windows Start menu, press Enter. The window containing the build number will appear.
 
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GoAWest
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Posted: 11/20/2024 23:55:16
 
 
 My OS: Windows 10, Version 22H2 (OS Build 19045.5011)
I run all Windows updates; today I let it run and apply an additional Cumulative Update. I haven't allowed it to update to Win11 since my system is *very* stable, and having used Win11 on other machines I don't see any compelling reason to update this Win10 system--at least until next year when MS stops supporting Win10

I'm seeing the lag in the Open/Save Dialog. At first I thought there was something I needed to do (e.g. keep clicking on the title bar buttons) but I'm now finding that doesn't matter -- just count to 10, the dialog may flash (refresh complete?) and then the buttons work fine. Until I close the Open/Save Dialog and do it again -- with the same 10-sec delay. So the refreshed info isn't cached and reused.

I do *not* see the delay in an File Explorer window. So if I open a folder and select those same title bar buttons at the top, the drop down menus appear instantly.
 
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Bogdan Polishchuk
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Posted: 11/21/2024 10:31:09
 
 
 What application do you open the Open/Save Dialog from where the problem happens? Have you tried to use the buttons in Open/Save Dialog of other applications? What are they and does the problem persist there?
 
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Greg Webb
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Posted: 11/21/2024 15:09:02
 
 
 I was also noticing the slow response but I checked again today after AWM updated itself to 18.2 and it is working fine.

Win 10

--Greg
 
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Greg Webb
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Posted: 11/21/2024 18:21:46
 
 
 Oops! I withdraw that comment, I was looking at the wrong app.

Apologies.

--Greg
 
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