Then go to Control Panel, Programs and Features, Windows Features and uncheck (disable) IE. Close out and restart (you have to).
Go back and enable IE and restart again.
Now install Office and Patch fully. Check the result.
If you still have slowness issues, make a new, test, Windows User Profile (Account) in Control Panel Users and Groups. Log into the new Windows Account and test Office and IE.
xchiazyx
ASKER
Hi Sir,
Thank you for the advice, tired another programme/software also same, guess it's not ms office.
Thanks!
nobus
no errors in event viewer? or in device manager?
was there anything installed recently - software, or updates?
NOW, make a new, test Windows User Profile (Account) (Control Panel, Users and Groups). Log into the new Windows Account and test. If the new Windows Account works fine, then your main User Profile is likely damaged and needs to be replaced.
Please work through the above and let us know.
nobus
and if the problem arose recent - try a system restore to a date it was ok...
Jeff Perkins
What AV are you using?
Have you forced it to check for updates and confirmed there are none available?
Win 10, just open start and type 'Check for UPdates'
even if it tells you that you are up to date, run the check and confirm.