Sep 09, · Office Picture Manager Crashing when closing. Archived Forums > Office - Planning, Deployment, and Compatibility /officepicture-manager-crashing-when-closing Question 4 9/9/ PM 9/27/ AM Welcome to the Microsoft Office Planning, Deployment, and Compatibility forum. This IT Professional . Jan 14, · For some reason, when I try to launch Microsoft Picture Manager (Start->All Programs->Microsoft Office->Microsoft Office Tools->Microsoft Office Picture Manager), I get the Intro form, but it literally takes the actual application minutes to start. Once it starts, it seems to run fine. I am running windows XP tablet edition and Office When opening Picture Manager, either by double-clicking on an image file, or directly from replace.me or start menu, it can take up to five minutes before the application eventually launches. I have found that deleting the replace.me file immediately alleviates the problem; C:\Users\ UserName \AppData\Local\Microsoft\OIS\replace.me
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Microsoft office 2010 picture manager slow to open free - http://replace.me
replace.me › forum › yaf_postst_Fix-for-slow-opening-of. Fix for slow opening of MS Office Picture Manager: Deletes the replace.me file, simple but it is a very quick fix for helpdesk staff.
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Microsoft office 2010 picture manager slow to open free - http://replace.me
Nov 30, · When I "Send to" Office Picture Manager a picture under Windows 10 it takes 20 seconds to open. When I do the same thing with Office Picture Manager under Windows 10, it takes less that one second. What can be done to make Office Picture Manager as responsive as Office Picture Manager? Jan 14, · For some reason, when I try to launch Microsoft Picture Manager (Start->All Programs->Microsoft Office->Microsoft Office Tools->Microsoft Office Picture Manager), I get the Intro form, but it literally takes the actual application minutes to start. Once it starts, it seems to run fine. I am running windows XP tablet edition and Office Oct 17, · Sure enough, my computer auto installed an update to Office and several Windows updates a couple of days before I had this first-time-ever-in-years-of-use problem. The updates were before BOTH of my only times of having this problem with Office Picture Manager. The updates did NOT include the Windows upgrade.
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