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Out-of-date Windows or Office installations: If your Windows or Microsoft 365 installations are not up to date, then this can cause performance issues. Some of the most common reasons for Office 365 slow performance include: The reasons can be local (such as problems with your network or PC) or remote (such as problems with Microsoft’s server). The only solution to this problem is to check your network settings, paying particular attention to the network bindings.There can be multiple factors that can cause Microsoft 365 slow performance. All that checking can take a great deal of time that stops the computer from doing the work you expect it to do at the moment. If the connection cannot be made through normal methods, the computer will try to use a dial-up connection. For instance, it is possible to configure the network settings on a laptop so that whenever network resources are required, the computer will attempt to make the network connection. If the same sort of slowdowns happen in other programs on the laptop, the problem may be with your network configuration. To solve this problem, you can setup a fake local printer and choose that as the printer to print to when you are away from the network. When you are disconnected from the network Excel cannot find the printer. Most likely, you are printing to a network printer when connected to the network so there is no difficulty for Excel to look for printer information. For some reason, Excel will look to see what kind of printer it would possibly be printing to, and it may even check the status of the printer (to see if it is online or offline). To get around this problem, you can adjust your power management settings within Windows so that it never goes into the "sleep" mode.Īnother possible reason for the slow response time of formatting or anything to do with appearance could be the printer settings for you workbooks. This can be bothersome, as any future activity that requires accessing the hard drive can be painfully slow because you need to wait for the hard drive to come back up to speed. Thus, if you walk away from the computer for a while, the hard drive may shut down after a bit. This is a feature of Windows whereby different parts of your laptop can "shut down" or go into a low-power mode when they are not used for a while. (And the interesting thing is that most of the things to check have absolutely nothing to do with Excel.) First of all, you may need to check your power management settings. There are some things that should be checked to help rectify the situation. 
John described a situation in which Excel ran fine on his laptop when it was connected to his network, but ran very, very slowly when it was disconnected from the network.Īccording to reports from other Excel users, this may not be that uncommon of a situation.
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