Why does it take so long to download pdf

 · Opening PDF documents using Adobe Acrobat on slow computers takes a long time because of the number of plug-ins that Acrobat loads during start-up. Many of the plug-ins, such as the Multimedia plug-in, are rarely used and can be disabled to reduce the Acrobat loading bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins.  · I upload PDF files to a website for work. I've found that whenever I upload a PDF using Chrome, Chrome takes over as the default PDF viewer. I reset the default PDF viewer to Acrobat Reader DC and it stays that way, until I upload another PDF using Chrome. Then, Chrome steps in to "save" me from Adobe. How helpful, Chrome. How helpful. This will make them unable to be read - which means that when you PC wants to download a file and it needs to read a series of settings to do that, it will end up taking a lot longer than normal. Most slow downloads can be fixed by cleaning out the 'registry'.

Then the installation of the content, even NEW content- not updates- takes far longer than the download did. Zero network activity. CPU%. This is a brand new i7. I think Steam has plenty of resources to work with on my PC- but something is making installations take a long, long time and is burning CPU cycles. Task Manager says it is Steam. Hi, We understand the issue you are facing and will assist you. I suggest you to follow the methods provided below and check if it helps. Method 1: Run the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter.. Type "Troubleshooting" in search box and press Enter. Click on View all on top left pane.; Select "Windows Store Apps" from the list and follow the prompts for troubleshooting. So if it is the virus scanner, why could I download, install and surf the internet with Firefox at the same time chrome is trying to download. I also, for fun, downloaded the minix os which is is about MB. I even paused the minix download to see if the Chrome download would speed up, which it did not.

Hi Acro88,As I understand the issue from the description mentioned above, pdfs are taking long time to open and close, could you try following troubleshooting steps: 1- Check if an update is available for Acrobat using "check for updates" option under Help menu, rebooting the machine and check If that doesn't work, go to Edit Preferences Go to the "Documents" category. This will make them unable to be read - which means that when you PC wants to download a file and it needs to read a series of settings to do that, it will end up taking a lot longer than normal. Most slow downloads can be fixed by cleaning out the 'registry'. He is running Mac OS Whenever he tries to print a pdf, the computer hangs while spooling. The Force Quit menu says Adobe stops responding, but it will eventually print after a very long time. When it does start to print, it only prints about one page per minute. This is happening on two networked HP printers, a LaserJet and