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[sal_vager]

Sorry to say BLSmith2112 but there's nothing in the logs to explain this, I can't see a reason for the slow load times.

I suggest you try a clean boot to eliminate the possibility of other software causing this.

As for the tutorial, that's by design now.

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There's always the good old fallback. Make sure you have any virtual network adapters disabled, such as Hamachi. It tends to cause Unity to load really slowly.

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[sal_vager]

Unfortunately not, KSP should be loading faster than before thanks to the .dds textures, KSP doesn't need to convert .mbm or .tga to .dds for use by the graphics hardware.

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Guys, you need to disable any unused network adapters, real or virtual, that will solve the loading times issue.

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[sal_vager]

Just disabling unused adapters should have been enough, I'd check the device manager for any others.

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What about network attached storage?

I found this bug report on the Unity tracker, it looks to be why loading is slow on Windows with unused network adapters.

Unity3D bug report January 2014, www-Class for loading local texture is very slow.

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