why does it take 1:15 sec to save a 76.0 KB (1023x761) picture?

Question

It used to only take a few seconds. Everything else goes (mostly) okay, (except for trying to save a whole web page - then it sometimes only saves a folder with the pics in it.)

wow. thanks, anon51.

Answer 1

possibilities are;

1 - the background download process took a little longer, when you saw something on the web, it only display the image, but when you need to save it, it need to fetch the copy from the site and store this into your hard drive, that fetch process at that time possibly encouter a traffic, which took a little longer.

2 - the hard disc you are using have too many fragments, when the computer is processing the store/save, it need to copy bits in different sector, which may take a few amount of time, try to defrag your hard disc often

3 - you have open too many background application, if your computer have limited DRAM, the system will try to use virtual memory which is the hard disc portion allocated for the system use, as it process read and write while accomodating new data, it takes a while

4 - last but not the least, you have anti-virus install, it tries to scan your download and the task takes a little bit longer.

Answer 2

for which you may decompress the report to make it 1000 kb so, you may persist with particular steps for that : Step a million. Double-click the report you want to decompress. PKZip right now starts and opens the zip report. Step 2. click the Extract menu and choose Extract records. Step 3. enter the itemizing to extract the records into, or use the Browse button to go with the itemizing. Step 4. click Extract. PKZip shows the extraction progression. Step 5. click achieved to end the report extraction.