You'd be much better off taking this off this mailing list, and getting it
to people who are familiar with these kinds of issues. Since it is linked to
ebay, you might also consider letting them know as they want their users to
be happy:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/welcome/error-ov.html
They will want to know: (and please don't post it here)
- the particular page you are accessing (the url)
- when did this start
- Version of the OS, including the patch level (get a command prompt and
type winver to get this info)
- Version of the browser, including patches (go to help.. about to get this
- Are these current? If not, you can get free updates from
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com . In fact there is a tool that will
determine which updates you have and need. You can select these. By all
means, you should insure that you have the latest critical patches, and
those pertaining to the browser.
A great place to start looking for Microsoft product support information is:
http://support.microsoft.com/
For technical issues like this, it is often useful to search the Microsoft
Knowledge Base http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=fh;[ln];kbhowto
Also, you can search/post to one of the newsgroups listed at the top of the
previous link, or request email or telephone support.
It's really good that you have isolated this to one website, and that only
one of your two computers exhibits this behavior. Looking at the differences
between the two computers might be interesting, particularly the browser
versions.
It's great that everybody wants to help, but without even knowing the
baseline information, or getting any data on what is actually happening,
proposing random solutions that 'might help' can actually do more harm than
good.
happy hunting:
Ed N1TS
----- Original Message -----
From: <Gudguyham@aol.com>
To: <nospam4me@juno.com>; <amps@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, December 26, 2003 7:41 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: [Amps] HELP...off topic.. slow picture loads
> Hi Guys, most of you that answered said that I might have "spyware" on the
> machine that is slowing things down. I got hold of Spybot and Spyware
Begone,
> ran both on the machine and I still have the same problem with e-bay. AS
I
> said if I download any other website page I can easily scroll the page up
and
> down quickly, its only
> e-bay that gives me the problem. The "spyware" idea has been dispelled.
> Anymore thoughts? I have tried changing settings on the computer and
nothing
> helps. Hope all had a great Holiday. 73 Louie W1QJ
> PS for those who didn't read the request, here is the problem. When I go
to
> e-bay website, the page downloads for "ham radio", when I go to scroll
down
> using the mouse on the right side of the page arrow up/down, the page
scrolls in
> slow motion and is very annoying, it could take several minutes to get to
the
> bottom of the page. Its truly a PITA. Tried everything, nothing fixed it
> yet. 73 Louie
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