#WINDOWS 10 PHOTO VIEWER SLOW 64 BIT#

Third, you could have bought a cheap computer and slower than your old on in the areas of data transfer. The second guess is the software (picture viewer) has changed and is just slower or has a bug in i.

My first guess is that the transfer rate from the drive is slow and it is taking too long to load and view a picture. The video card could be the issue but I doubt it. Was your old desktop considerably more expensive than your new computer?Дoes your new computer have the latest hardware drive and windows service pack? What brand and model unit is the new computer? How much memory does it have compared to the old? What is the swap drive setting on old and new computer?Дoes your new computer have a bunch of junkware installed on it using up memory? Not all drives are built the same especially on the low end at 5200. What type and size it the drive? If it has less cache for the drive or is not a good drive that could do it.

#WINDOWS 10 PHOTO VIEWER SLOW 64 BIT#

Were the previous versions 32 bit and is this a 64 bit system? Try to eliminate the software itself as being the issue first. First, Have you tried using a shareware version of some third party (not microsoft) picture viewer to see if it has the same issues with speed? Perhaps the Windows photoviewer for the version OS you have has a bug.

Windows 10 photo viewer slow