DW CS4 painfully slow in W7 64 bit

Hi
I recently built a new core i7 machine with 6GB ram and a solid state hard drive and installed Windows 7 Professional 64 bit on it. I expected it to be very, very fast! Most apps run fine but Dreamweaver CS4 is unusably slow. Every action which involves interraction with windows is painfully slow. Starting the app it takes 20 secs before a splash screen and then another minute before the panels have fully loaded. Opening files takes up to a minute, I've just updated a Library item but can't get it to apply that item to 5 pages.
Previously I was on Vista Ultimate 32 bit with my 3 year old Intel Core Duo machine and CS4 ran fine at perfectly usable speeds.
I've tried setting the app to run in Win XP SP3 mode, no difference.
I've run Adobe updater, there are no updates to be had.
I suspect a problem with the aero interface, but my drivers are all up to date.
Maybe the problem arises from running a 32 bit app on the 64 bit OS?
I use Kaspersky Internet Security 2010, tried running whilst that was disabled, same problem.
I'm at my wits' end. I do a lot of work on DW, but at the moment it is unusable.
Any help gratefully received......
TP

Having the same issues as well - Win7 Ultimate 64-bit, KIS2010 (9.0.0.736), Dreamweaver CS4. Dreamweaver now takes 1-2 minutes before it launches, once I'm finally able to open a file I'm constantly presented with a (Not responding) notice. I'm not unable to even create simple CSS rules - I create and id, click create new rule button, compound selector dialog window opens, I click Ok - then nothing.
Some form of tech support would be helpful on this issue. I've gone through the Russian forums for Kaspersky but I'm not seeing much beyond continually disabling portions of KIS2010 until magically something might work, or might not. I'm fully aware that Adobe will place the blame on Kaspersky, just as Kaspersky will place the blame on Adobe - that being said, those of us having issues, are we all using KIS2010 and experiencing delays? Or, and this is going to be painfully optimistic of me, has anyone gotten the above combination to actually work?

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