Windows 7 Local Host runs so slow on Windows 7

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chobo2

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Hi

I switched from Xp to Windows 7 Pro. Since then I noticed when I run my website(asp.net mvc) in local host it goes so so slow(I mean like 10 to 20seconds per page).

This should not be. I then tested it with sloppy to mimic a user of 256kb and it loads up alot faster(maybe 2-3seconds at most).

I then changed my localHost to 127.0.0.1 and it goes super faster. It just when I use localHost it goes this slow.

Anyone got any ideas why this is happening?
 
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chobo2 said:
It just when I use localHost it goes this slow.

Anyone got any ideas why this is happening?
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chobo2 said:
I would not know. How do I tell?
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When you use the localhost.
Disable DNS Client under Services.
"windows key"
Code: 
Host key + R
them 2 pressed brings up run.
type in
Code: 
services.msc
Locate
DNS Client
Right click on it, Properties, disable, then stop the services, click apply and then OK.

Try that see if it helps?
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chobo2 said:
It just when I use localHost it goes this slow.

Anyone got any ideas why this is happening?
Click to expand...

chobo2 said:
I would not know. How do I tell?
Click to expand...

When you use the localhost.
Disable DNS Client under Services.
"windows key"
Code: 
Host key + R
them 2 pressed brings up run.
type in
Code: 
services.msc
Locate
DNS Client
Right click on it, Properties, disable, then stop the services, click apply and then OK.

Try that see if it helps?
 
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No it seems abit faster but only by a few seconds. So I will leave it off for now. Any disadvantage of leaving this off?
 
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There might be like as in if you play world of warcrcraft, some times you need to enable it to use the
Code: 
ipconfig /flushdns
cmd to sometimes connect to world of warcraft then disable the service again. Having DNS Client disabled when you have a lot of "active" lines in the hosts file may speed things up.

Try disabling ipsec policy agent & iphelper services,unless you use em. those are for ipv6.
 
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Well I don't play WOW or any games at the moment so I guess I don't have to worry. I don't know what ipsec and iphelper are so I don't think I use them.

It's too bad these did not do anything though. Still as slow as ever.
 
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