unresponsive slow program

I was urged to start a new thread for this.

I have Logos 8, plenty of RAM and disc space. I have Windows 7, but I would call this a new problem.

I like to do my Bible reading in Logos, because I often look up a Greek or Hebrew word, copy the lexical note, and then put a note on the word, so I don't have to do it again.

Lately, over the last few months or so, when I read my Bible, I have a print edition open and often I'm finding I'm reading it out of that, because Logos coughs and wheezes and scrolls, and stumbles, like a dog that won't move. You pull and pull and pull, and then he moves an inch. So you pull and pull again, and he moves a few more inches. I feel like I'm losing my life seconds at a time.

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Fred Chapman

There are many things that could affect computer performance, beyond the amount of ram and disk space. Without logs it is not really not possible to see under the hood and find out what is going on when you experience these issues.

You can get information about downloading the logging tool, creating logs, and uploading them in my signature line.

Larry Craig

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1090115#Comment_1090115

Thank you, Fred I really appreciate it. Right now I feel completely overwhelmed with things I need to do, want to do, have to do. I'll get to this. Just probably not as soon as I would like.

Thanks again.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

I have Logos 8, plenty of RAM and disc space. I have Windows 7, but I would call this a new problem. ... Lately, over the last few months or so, when I read my Bible, I have a print edition open and often I'm finding I'm reading it out of that, because Logos coughs and wheezes and scrolls, and stumbles, like a dog that won't move.

Logos Wiki => https://wiki.logos.com/ includes Logos Help Center (LHC) link, which has Support article => Report a Problem (Performance) | Windows that includes link to article Optimizing Logos Performance along with having download link for Logos Performance Tool (for Windows).

Keep Smiling [:)]

Larry Craig

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1090137#Comment_1090137

thank you very much! I really appreciate this.