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<blockquote data-quote="Crackofdawn" data-source="post: 864677" data-attributes="member: 98108">Ok guys I just want to add in some more information here.&nbsp;First, MSE is definitely not installed anywhere on the system - the last time I even ran windows update (I don't have it set to automatic) was before MSE was even released.&nbsp; Second, I don't have any Antivirus on the system at all - I checked.&nbsp; Third, Windows Defender is installed but I completely disabled it (every part of it, completely).&nbsp; Fourth, I went through my programs list and literally uninstalled everything except MediaPortal, LAV Filters, and Plex Media Server.&nbsp; Fifth, I updated to the latest ATI drivers (I was still on 10.4 that's how long it's been since I've changed anything on this PC).&nbsp; Sixth, I ran a HDD scan/check on reboot.&nbsp;After all this, I still have the exact same long delay with Online Videos - this is the only place I experience a delay, and as said before the HDD is going a million miles an hour when this delay occurs - as soon as the HDD stops going crazy the video immediately goes from 0.0% to 100% and the video starts playing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crackofdawn, post: 864677, member: 98108"] Ok guys I just want to add in some more information here. First, MSE is definitely not installed anywhere on the system - the last time I even ran windows update (I don't have it set to automatic) was before MSE was even released. Second, I don't have any Antivirus on the system at all - I checked. Third, Windows Defender is installed but I completely disabled it (every part of it, completely). Fourth, I went through my programs list and literally uninstalled [B]everything[/B] except MediaPortal, LAV Filters, and Plex Media Server. Fifth, I updated to the latest ATI drivers (I was still on 10.4 that's how long it's been since I've changed anything on this PC). Sixth, I ran a HDD scan/check on reboot. After all this, I still have the exact same long delay with Online Videos - this is the only place I experience a delay, and as said before the HDD is going a million miles an hour when this delay occurs - as soon as the HDD stops going crazy the video [B]immediately[/B] goes from 0.0% to 100% and the video starts playing. [/QUOTE]

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