Potential XCelsius Issue

Gurus,
I am confused here and do not know if this is the right place to post this question.
I have built an XLF file in XCelsius which has 7-8 LiveOffice Connections which are getting data from the latest instances of my scheduled WebI Reports. The excel portion has lots of calculations as well. But I do not have many components in the model
Now, when I export it to SWF on the desktop and also to the InfoView, I can run it and some of the users can run it as well. But many users get stuck in the "initializing" step.
I did a HTTP trace and noticed that I get to the /dswsbobje/services/Session where as for some of the users it doesnt get to this step and is freezing on the "initializing" step. They do not get the authentication screen while executing the SWF from the desktop.
I also noticed that the CPU usage is very high and the page file usage is very high and once I get to the dswsbobje/services/Session it starts opening the LiveOffice connections and CPU usgae falls down.
The users experience the same thing. Their CPU usage falls but they never seems to get out of the initializing stage.
Twist to this is, the same users when he uses a different machine can execute the dashboard without issues.
I tried to increase the virtual memory on the desktop, but that didnt seem to help as well.
Any input would be highly appreciated.
Thanks!

Hi Karan,
Check with the memory of your system. Try to close other application if you are working at that time.
The minimum memory required is 1GB however the recommendations are 2GB.
Check with the difference in the memory of the machine which are working and the one which are not working.
Thanks,
Amit.

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