Every time I switch to a new website, it will load almost completely and then stall/freeze for 15-20 seconds and then finish loading. I have run CC Cleaner, defrag, and I have Norton installed and running.
If I try to click the mouse during the freeze, it shows (not responding) up top, before it finally comes back.
What is causing this and how can I fix?
Thanks!
Websites Take A Long Time To Completely Load?
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