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Old 10-24-2013, 08:55 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by polly View Post
It's an NTFS formatted SATA drive that occupies a second drive bay and has a SATA connection to the motherboard. According to CHKDSK, there are no file system errors or bad sectors.

My only antivirus is AVG and ZoneAlarm is my firewall. I exclude my entire data drive from scanning. AVG automatically scans files that I download and CDs/DVDs that I insert.

Process Explorer and Task Manager agree that I'm using about half of my RAM and 60% of my CPU. Nothing resource intensive in the background.

I haven't timed Calibre opening, but would believe 51 minutes. It tends to be ask it to do something, go load the dishwasher, come back for the next step, etc.
Something is seriously amiss.

Have you run any 'disk drive performance speed tests' on that drive?

That is a 32bit system. 'Half my RAM' is kind a vague.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...mits_windows_7
The slots may accept more than can be used by W7
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