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It’s a WIN7 machine with 2007 installed. Recently, when opening images, it’s sometimes fast and sometimes very slow. I’ve tried several methods available online, but none of them worked; it’s really frustrating. Please suggest a good solution.
How many tools are loaded? Sometimes, loading too many tools can cause slow startup times
It is recommended that you first open a simple image; after the software is launched, then open the file you need.
It is recommended to open the CAD program first and then the drawing; additionally, saving in CAD in the format of the current version will make it faster to open the file
Indeed, as the person above said, but why is that the case?
It takes a long time to open CAD drawings by double-clicking them, but opening the CAD software first and then using the \"Open\" button on the toolbar to open the drawings works normally. Why is that?
If you don’t want to buy a new computer, add a solid-state drive – it will make a huge difference.
Mine is the same; it takes longer to open the drawing file directly. Now I open the CAD software first, and then opening the file is faster
If you only look at drawings, it is recommended to use Guanglianda’s CAD for quick viewing – the experience is really good
After opening the image, run: File - Graphics Utilities - Clean Up - Clean Up All. The results will be clearer if there are many unnecessary elements in the image. If that still doesn’t work, check whether the image file is too large – files of around 20 megabytes tend to cause slow speeds. Another possibility is that the low specifications of the device are responsible for the slow performance; computers with standard specifications generally don’t have such problems.