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This is a sign of possible hardware problem but it can be anything...<br />
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1) Reinstall clean Windows and Office on this PC (repair does not help obviously)<br />
2) Run hardware tests<br />
3) Replace the whole PC
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This is a sign of possible hardware problem but it can be anything...

1) Reinstall clean Windows and Office on this PC (repair does not help obviously)
2) Run hardware tests
3) Replace the whole PC

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Has the problem computer got add-ins installed that are not on the other computers?
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Has the problem computer got add-ins installed that are not on the other computers?

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Thank you very much for your assistance
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Since I offered you a number of different things to look at, I'm curious about what the problem was?
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Since I offered you a number of different things to look at, I'm curious about what the problem was?

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Hi all,<br />
<br />
We have recently installed 6 WIndows 7 64bit machines with Office 2016 all identical.<br />
One of the PC's is having trouble opening Excel documents in that it takes up to 2minutes for the document to fully open and become usable.<br />
<br />
Where as on all the other PC's the same Excel document takes 20seconds max to open.<br />
<br />
I have done an Online repair on Office but it has not seemed to help.<br />
<br />
has anyone come across this before?<br />
<br />
Many Thanks<br />
TechDivision
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Hi all,

We have recently installed 6 WIndows 7 64bit machines with Office 2016 all identical.
One of the PC's is having trouble opening Excel documents in that it takes up to 2minutes for the document to fully open and become usable.

Where as on all the other PC's the same Excel document takes 20seconds max to open.

I have done an Online repair on Office but it has not seemed to help.

has anyone come across this before?

Many Thanks
TechDivision

Excel 2016 Long open times

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