When you attempt to save a file, do you experience an irritating lag? When trying to save files in either folder, several other Windows users report experiencing noticeable lag. Saving a single file can take as long as 40 seconds, with the timer reaching 4 minutes in its worst-case! As a result, there is no need to be alarmed. Simple steps will solve your problem.
Editing the Register to fix slow save file response in Windows 11/10
Several simple registry tweaks can be made to fix this problem.
1. Press the Windows and R buttons simultaneously at first.
2. Write “Regedit” into the Run terminal and press Enter.
Important Tips
An error in the Registry Editor could also cause your computer to crash. If you’ve not created a backup, you’ll need to follow the following steps.
- You will have to click on “File” and then “Export” after you have launched the Registry Editor.
- Ensure that the backup is stored in a secure location.
It’s easy to restore the registry to its original state if something goes wrong.
3. Navigate to the location given below, once the Registry Editor window appears.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\comdlg32\Placesbar
- On the right, you’ll see several network locations.
- Delete all network location buttons on the right.
After completing these steps, close Registry Editor.
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Disconnecting/Reconnecting Network Drive to fix slow save file response in Windows 11/10
