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Hi Steveh24<br />
What OS is the data held on?<br />
When you say &quot;load up&quot; - do you mean just starting the Sage program or when actually accessing data?<br />
Are the accounts dept still on 2000 or were they upgraded too?<br />
Nick
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Hi Steveh24
What OS is the data held on?
When you say "load up" - do you mean just starting the Sage program or when actually accessing data?
Are the accounts dept still on 2000 or were they upgraded too?
Nick

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The Data is held on a 2003 Server<br />
I mean it is slower to both load the program and to use it.<br />
Several of the PC's in the Account's Dept were upgraded to XP, but those still on 2000 do not suffer the same problems of Sage running slow even when the new XP PC's are also using Sage.<br />

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The Data is held on a 2003 Server
I mean it is slower to both load the program and to use it.
Several of the PC's in the Account's Dept were upgraded to XP, but those still on 2000 do not suffer the same problems of Sage running slow even when the new XP PC's are also using Sage.


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Thanks guys, a combination of your solutions seems to have made things a lot quicker
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Thanks guys, a combination of your solutions seems to have made things a lot quicker

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Our company uses Server based Sage Line 50 and the Accounts Dept's PC's are Windows 2000 and everything was working fine until the Users PC's were upgraded to Windows XP, now whenever more than one person is using Sage it takes much longer to load up and is generally slower in use.<br />
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Does anyone know how to resolve this.<br />
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Steveh24
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Our company uses Server based Sage Line 50 and the Accounts Dept's PC's are Windows 2000 and everything was working fine until the Users PC's were upgraded to Windows XP, now whenever more than one person is using Sage it takes much longer to load up and is generally slower in use.

Does anyone know how to resolve this.

Steveh24

Sage Slow on Windows XP

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