Windows 10: Long delays for words appear in the monitor!

Incredible!!! For more than one year using this Dell Inspiron computer, Windows 10 Home, and I still am struggling with the annoying long delays for appears the words/numbers on the monitor after digited.I can’t believe that Microsoft don’t have people whose should know how to solve this problem!During the service, digiting a text, I need to wait the words or numbers appears in the display of the monitor! The technicians from Dell didn’t solve this problem! And this problem appears also in the backspace button and space bar.For God’s sake! Someone knows how to fix this trouble? Please, if you

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Win 10 right click misspelled words

Hi,

In order for us to identify the cause of this issue, we'd like to get the following information:

• Have you made any changes or applied an update to your device prior to the issue?
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?
• Have you tried opening Internet Explorer on monitor 2? If not yet, we suggest doing that option and then check if the box that shows the correct words will appear on the same monitor.

Looking forward to your response.

 

Long Delay for UAC Prompt to Appear?

I am responding to this ancient thread because it was a key stepping stone in my search for an answer.
I tried all that was here, and still no joy.
It turned out that my problem was with consent.exe.

Using Process Monitor from the sysinternal tool Suite, I monitored the system during the delay. From some posting (maybe this one) I got the hint to look and see what consent was doing.
After discovering the file and URL accesses going on while I was waiting, I identified consent's accessing the network was the problem.

I wondered 1) if consent.exe is a legitimate program, 2) if its use of the network is legit (why does it attempt to connect to an external server), and 3) if there is any reason to allow it.
Some commentary follows; the short answer is that it is OK, and no, you don't want to block it:

1. Assuming that the copy of consent.exe on your system is good, then what is it doing anyway?
   
2. Consent is part of the user access control (UAC) system. Among many other things, before it allows anything to run based on signatures & certificates, it wants to check to see if any certificates have been revoked.
   To check the revocation information consent has to 'phone a friend'. Consent does this for allof your certificates each time that it does not have current, trusted information.
3. Can you block it from network access? Well there are 2 reasons that you may not want to do this:
   

• Going back to a really trusted root gives you a bit more safety. It is of course your choice, but as for me and my machines, we will check the root.
  
• For me, when I did not provide access to all of the Trusted Roots the UAC prompt took almost 30 seconds to come up.
  

This delay was a mystery to me, and might be to you. I was using self-signed machine-specific code-signing certificates rooted from my machines at work. These certificates were being checked via a ROOT that was not accessible. Unfortunately, the internal work network is usually behind a firewall. This means that the revocation check has to timeout.
So in summary:
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Yes
Happy hunting.
Ah, so what did I do? I removed all of the offending certificates -- my UAC prompt now comes up faster than I can blink.

(I used mmc certlm.msc and certmgr)

 

IE spelling suggestions appear a long way from the misspelt word

If I type into a text box on a web site and IE underlines a word because I spelt it wrong, when I right-click the word the spelling suggestions menu always appears on the left-hand side of my primary monitor. This happens even if I have positioned the browser
on the right-hand side of the monitor, or worse if the browser is displayed on my secondary monitor.

This only seems to have happened since a recent Windows update. I have also had several users report the same problem to me.

Anyone know of a fix?