"LJ" <nosp[at]m.com> wrote in message
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Letting it finish the optimization process once should be enough but if
you've done that already then I guess this might not be the explanation.

Do you know of a way to prevent this optimization process? The program
loads fast enough for me.

"CWatters" <colin.watters[at]pandoraBOX.be> wrote in message
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"LJ" <nosp[at]m.com> wrote in message
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Thinking aloud... I wonder if this could be WinXP trying to optimise/cache
the program so that it loads faster next time? If that's the cause I would
expect it to be a low priority task - which explains why it stops if you use
money while it's doing this.

Can anyone tell me what is ocurring when Money 2003 launches? I've noticed
(per my desktop cpu meter) that upon launching money, 100% of the cpu is
being used for about 30-45 seconds after signing in and home page displays.
My concern with this, is on more than one ocasion, if I submit a bill for on
line payment before the cpu percentage drops to less than 5%, the
program freezes after the confirmation displays and my only exit option is
via task manager.

I haven't a clue what the program could be doing since don't use passport,
or any of the other resource hogging features, such as feedback and money
express et al.

If anyone else has experienced this and has solved the poroblem, I would
surely like to hear what you did.

BTW, OS is Win XP Pro SP1

TIA