SQL Developer starting very slow

Im using SQL Developer 1.5.4 on Windows XP pro service pack 3
It had been working fine for a long time. Then suddenly starting take a very long time to start.
It is taking about 1 minute to load the splash screen, then about 1 more minute for the progress bar to display and start, then a while to actually show the window. All together its taking 2 to 4 minutes to load.
Could this be something with reading TNSNames? I find it strange that it is taking so long to show the splash screen. This is also happening on other computers in my office. They all started doing this at the same time.
And ideas or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance!

Have your systems recently had new Microsoft applications, updates, or patches installed? That happened here last weekend and one of the new items caused a noticeable slowdown (things were taking about twice as long). Once I totally disabled the offending item (Microsoft Desktop Search) and re-booted, things were back to normal.
HTH.
Ed. H.

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