Hello Maria,

Can you please let me know:
- how many files you are trying to analyze at once
- what is the file format you are working with
- are you using TM's that are stored on a network location (shared drive, DropBox, One Drive, etc...)

Usually this type of problem appears when you are storing your resources (project, memory or termbase) on a network location. If that is indeed the case, my recommendation is to run an analysis without any TM's/TB's involved in the process and see how that goes. If the process goes faster, please copy your TM's/TB's locally and then run the batch task again, while using the local resources.

Hope this helps,
Vlad

Hello Maria,

Can you please let me know:
- how many files you are trying to analyze at once
- what is the file format you are working with
- are you using TM's that are stored on a network location (shared drive, DropBox, One Drive, etc...)

Usually this type of problem appears when you are storing your resources (project, memory or termbase) on a network location. If that is indeed the case, my recommendation is to run an analysis without any TM's/TB's involved in the process and see how that goes. If the process goes faster, please copy your TM's/TB's locally and then run the batch task again, while using the local resources.

Hope this helps,
Vlad

Mr Bondor, my issue is exactluy the same after the two updates you imposed.

1 simple word (docx) file, 5k words.

1 TM in the same computer, no cloud,

Over 20 minutes to prepare.

This AFTER your imposed update.