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Not sure what's causing this but it only happens on HADIT. Whenever I type or scroll up and down or even going from Forem to Forem, I have to wait for like 30 sec. for it to compute. Any suggestions?

 

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It happens on hadit and some other free sites.  Solution:  Buy an ad free subscription.  The ads take a long time to load.  Its like watching commercials on tv.  

You can also try:

a.  Getting a faster computer, faster internet, or upgrade yours with more memory, solid state hard drive, etc.  

b.  Clean your computer thoroughly.  Mostly I like to reload a fresh operating system about every year or so, with frequent cleanings, such as cache, old files, etc, and then run disk defragmenter.  Sometimes this can be scheduled automatically, but I run mine manually anyway. 

c.  You may have a virus or something.  Do your kids use your computer for games, etc?

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You can also delete the windows log files. They slow down the computer, especially if they have never been cleaned for several years.  

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I'm the only user and also ran a cleanup on old files, scanned and ran a disc defragmenter yesterday. It free'd up about 4GB of space. Not sure what the windows log files are so if you can emphasize a little on that I'll give it a shot too. Also, where do I find out about the ad free subscription?

 

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