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  1. #1
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    6) I increase the icon cache, On XP the Max Cached Icons is set too low for some of us...if your icons ooz into view, try this;

    to changed this got to regedit,HKEY_LOCAL_
    MACHINE-Software-Microsoft-Windows-currentversion-Explorer

    in the right window, double click max cached icons, type the value 8192.
    If you don't have this, open up your registry and make your way here:-
    HKEY_LOCAL_
    MACHINE / Software / Microsoft / Windows /currentversion / Explorer
    in the right side, right-click a blank area and choose "New" "String Value" and call it
    Max Cached Icons
    Double-click this new Key and type the value
    8192
    into the box
    P.S.
    If you want to try the DWORD version, follow the above but instead of making a new String Value, you should make a "New" "DWORD Value" and call it
    MaxCachedIcons
    and give it a Value of
    2000 in Hexadecimal, or
    8192 in Decimal.
    then reboot you should see a big speed boost icon load, and opening folders.
    .........

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    something similiar

    i had something similiar to this, hopefully this will do the trick for you, not sure why it did it though,

    i found that moving the data out of the original folder into another folder cured the problem, it was something to do with the indexing i think.

    another instance was 1 corrupt folder slowing the draw rate down. move the folders around until you find the bad one. move the data out, delete the folder, re-create it and put the data back

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