I have one PC at work with an odd problem. All the Office 2010 apps launch fine, editing and printing are fine, too. However, trying to view the contents of a folder in Word, Excel, etc. (locally or on the network) is slow. By 'view the contents' I mean clicking on the Office button, clicking 'Open', and then waiting while it retrieves the contents of a folder. The more items are in a folder, the longer it takes. Once the files are present in the Open dialog box, it opens the doc (Word, Excel, etc. - any version from 97 - 2k10) right away and editing is fine. However, the same issue above happens when you try to 'Save' a new file or 'Save As...' the edited file.
It seems to scale with the amount of items (folders, docs, whatever) that are in the folder. The PC's 'My Documents' folder only has about 10 items, but takes roughly 10 seconds to display its contents. Our main folder on the network has all our open caseload in it, with about 5000 folders, and takes several minutes to display its content. All the other systems (same HW & SW) can display the contents near immediately. If I browse to the folders on that affected system using 'My Computer', the folders contents appear instantly. It's only browsing around with the Office 2010 apps that creates this issue. When using non office apps sucks as adobe acrobat, paint, etc there is no problem at all.
It seems to scale with the amount of items (folders, docs, whatever) that are in the folder. The PC's 'My Documents' folder only has about 10 items, but takes roughly 10 seconds to display its contents. Our main folder on the network has all our open caseload in it, with about 5000 folders, and takes several minutes to display its content. All the other systems (same HW & SW) can display the contents near immediately. If I browse to the folders on that affected system using 'My Computer', the folders contents appear instantly. It's only browsing around with the Office 2010 apps that creates this issue. When using non office apps sucks as adobe acrobat, paint, etc there is no problem at all.