Hi guys and gals,
I need some help. Dolphin is working great for me: Isos, system menu/wads, etc are all kosher. However, once I either stop or pause my emulation or even exit dolphin, I notice that my ability to navigate in windows explorer is dreadfully slow. This means that it now takes like 30 seconds just to right click on a file, see info on an icon when mouse pointer is hovered over it, clicking on the start menu, etc.
Firefox runs fine, along with most other programs, but it seems windows explorer is affected. A simple reboot fixes all this, but now I don't want to run dolphin if I have to keep rebooting.
Things to point out:
I have the latest Nvidia drivers
I am running on default video setting in dolphin
My refresh rate on display settings at max (60hz) and stays at 60hz when the lag in explorer ocurrs.
I checked my cpu and memory usage in task manager after exiting dolphin and cant find anyting that is gobbling up those resources; also there is no process from dolphin that is still running after exiting it.
Thanks!
I need some help. Dolphin is working great for me: Isos, system menu/wads, etc are all kosher. However, once I either stop or pause my emulation or even exit dolphin, I notice that my ability to navigate in windows explorer is dreadfully slow. This means that it now takes like 30 seconds just to right click on a file, see info on an icon when mouse pointer is hovered over it, clicking on the start menu, etc.
Firefox runs fine, along with most other programs, but it seems windows explorer is affected. A simple reboot fixes all this, but now I don't want to run dolphin if I have to keep rebooting.
Things to point out:
I have the latest Nvidia drivers
I am running on default video setting in dolphin
My refresh rate on display settings at max (60hz) and stays at 60hz when the lag in explorer ocurrs.
I checked my cpu and memory usage in task manager after exiting dolphin and cant find anyting that is gobbling up those resources; also there is no process from dolphin that is still running after exiting it.
Thanks!