HelpFirefox and Garmin Import
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Jul 2012
8:44pm, 2 Jul 2012
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The_Saint
Before I uninstall etc I wondered if anyone else is finding that the Garmin import uses an incredible amount of RAM ( I mean 2 Gigabytes) and totally freezes the laptop for minutes. This is the behaviour with Firefox 13, IE9 just freaks out and won't do it and Chrome 20 says "No way". OS is Windows 7 64 Bit and I'm using the latest Garmin Communicator/Agent etc |
Jul 2012
8:46pm, 2 Jul 2012
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JohnnyO
No problems on IE for me. Dont know about firefox, never tried. Also no probs on safari. Not really the answer to your question though. Sorry. |
Jul 2012
9:00pm, 2 Jul 2012
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DeeGee
Yes. That's what I get. I therefore set the upload going, then take a shower.
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Jul 2012
9:01pm, 2 Jul 2012
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DeeGee
What model Garmin?
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Jul 2012
9:15pm, 2 Jul 2012
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The_Saint
Forerunner 610
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Jul 2012
9:20pm, 2 Jul 2012
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The_Saint
I use FirstBeat Athlete and have the R-R data enabled . . . . oh . . . . goes thoughtful.
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Jul 2012
1:33pm, 3 Jul 2012
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sprouty76
It generally takes longer the more old activities you've got stored on your computer. I periodically clear out the old ones into an archived folder, then the import goes nice and smoothly again.
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Jul 2012
1:37pm, 3 Jul 2012
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DeeGee
Where does it store the activities, sprouty? Windows 7 64 bit if it helps... |
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Jul 2012
1:38pm, 3 Jul 2012
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sprouty76
I'll have to have a look when I get home.
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