Dragon Exit

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#1

Win 7 64

When I close dragon it takes few secs to close. This doesn’t happen with IE & Google Chrome, etc… & they close instantly.

I have tried reinstalling & also observed the behavior with every upgrade i.e every new version & the prob remains.

It doesn’t matter if 1 tab or many tabs are opened, close takes few secs.

I think its a bug in CD.

Any one can confirm this?

#2

Which Extensions do you have installed?
And what’s the setting for Settings, Advanced, Continue running background apps?

Try to start Dragon with all Extensions disabled and see if that makes a difference.

You could also monitor what it’s doing by using Process monitor from sysinternals, but that might be a bit of a scare.

#3

i am having the same problem since v23 i think. I have tried disabled all extensions but dragon still takes a long time to close. It is also happening on my parents computer so it seems to be a bug.

#4

I wonder if 64-Bit is the common factor or maybe some other common system hardware/software related factors involved?

I have V25.2 on 3 systems that all close instantly, XP/Vista/Win7 all 32-Bit.

#5

From what I’ve seen, Dragon is still closing instantly on my 64 bit systems…

#6

both my systems are 32 bit. The only thing that i can think of is they are both old computers. atleast 5 years. I know its not comodo firewall interfering since i currently dont have it installed. i wonder if its the clear history etc on exit. let me try disabling them.

#7

Thanks guys, well that counts 64-Bit out.

I do not think it is an older system issue as my XP system is a 2003 model for memory.

wasgij6, you may have hit the nail on the head as I don’t have ‘clear at exit’ enabled at all.

#8

i tried each option individually and “clear browing history” on exit is culprit. None of the other options caused the slow exit. So i guess this could be considered a bug? if so i can report it.

EDIT: just to confirm my suspicion, captain can you try enabling it and see if dragon takes a few seconds to close?

thanks

#9

Hi wasgij6,
First up thanks for testing this. :slight_smile:

Yes confirmed, clear browing history does cause a few second delay here as well.
Well done. :-TU

#10

Thanks :-TU

ill report it, issue resolved

#11

Confirmed here too on both XP SP3 32 & Win 7 64 SP1.