slow installation

[/sloʊ ɪnstəˈleɪʃən/]
nounpl: slow installations
instalação lenta
1. A process of setting up or putting into place software, hardware, or equipment that takes longer than expected or desired
The slow installation of the new operating system frustrated the IT team.
A instalação lenta do novo sistema operacional frustrou a equipe de TI.
2. The act of installing something at a gradual or reduced pace, often due to technical issues, network limitations, or intentional throttling
Due to the weak internet connection, we experienced a slow installation of the application.
Devido à conexão fraca de internet, experimentamos uma instalação lenta do aplicativo.
In both Brazilian and American tech contexts, 'slow installation' is a common complaint related to internet bandwidth, system performance, or server capacity. Brazilians often blame 'conexão ruim' (poor connection), while in the USA, it's frequently discussed in forums regarding hardware specifications or network infrastructure. The phrase has become increasingly relevant with larger software packages and cloud-based updates.
NYC Slang
dragging installation / crawling setup
Synonyms / Sinônimos
sluggish installationprolonged installationdelayed installationlengthy setup process
Antonyms / Antônimos
fast installationquick installationrapid installationspeedy setup

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
instalação lenta
Most common usage in Brazil for software or system installation delays
São Paulo
instalação lenta / setup lento
Tech-savvy areas may use 'setup' borrowed from English
Rio de Janeiro
instalação que está demorando
More colloquial phrasing emphasizing the duration
Portugal
instalação lenta / processo de instalação demorado
Portuguese speakers may emphasize 'demorado' (time-consuming)

Related Words

installation processsoftware setupdownload speedsystem requirements

Related Idioms & Phrases

at a snail's pace installation
taking forever to install
installation stuck in neutral
Look up more words on Fala2Me
The free English-Portuguese dictionary with real Brazilian accents, NYC slang, conjugator and more
Open Fala2Me →