Quizzes & Puzzles17 mins ago
AB is getting slower and slower.
Why am I having so much trouble on AB. Download speed is 3888 upload speed is 663 yet I'm really struggling to scroll up and down on this site. Ive done a scan with Kaspersky virus scanner and with Malware bytes, all appears to be clean and clear.
Carakeel is also complaining of troubles using FB, she is typing and there is a delay in the typed letters appearing on screen, both on same line but different PCs
Carakeel is also complaining of troubles using FB, she is typing and there is a delay in the typed letters appearing on screen, both on same line but different PCs
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Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete. Look under the CPU column. 'System Idle Process' should be showing a number up in the nineties. Everything else should be in single figures. If anything, other than System Idle Process, is showing a high figure, that's what's causing your problem. (Highlight it, click 'End Process', ignore the warning about the end of the world being about to happen and click 'Yes).
It's just possible that you'll find that it's your browser which is actually using all of your processing power. (Firefox 4 seems to do it occasionally). If so, still use the 'End Process' route and then restart it. That should bring things back to normal.
Chris
Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete. Look under the CPU column. 'System Idle Process' should be showing a number up in the nineties. Everything else should be in single figures. If anything, other than System Idle Process, is showing a high figure, that's what's causing your problem. (Highlight it, click 'End Process', ignore the warning about the end of the world being about to happen and click 'Yes).
It's just possible that you'll find that it's your browser which is actually using all of your processing power. (Firefox 4 seems to do it occasionally). If so, still use the 'End Process' route and then restart it. That should bring things back to normal.
Chris
Hmm, odd!
Also check the 'Mem Usage' column (after pressing Ctrl-Alt-Delete). I'd expect your browser to using (perhaps) 150,000K. (If the figure is massively higher, your browser is hogging memory). Nothing else should be much above, perhaps, 20,000K.
NB: I'm assuming that you're currently experiencing problems with using your browser efficiently (e.g. by getting normal speed scrolling). If the problem is intermittent, the Ctrl-Alt-Delete checks will only show the cause of the problem while it's actually occurring.
Chris
Also check the 'Mem Usage' column (after pressing Ctrl-Alt-Delete). I'd expect your browser to using (perhaps) 150,000K. (If the figure is massively higher, your browser is hogging memory). Nothing else should be much above, perhaps, 20,000K.
NB: I'm assuming that you're currently experiencing problems with using your browser efficiently (e.g. by getting normal speed scrolling). If the problem is intermittent, the Ctrl-Alt-Delete checks will only show the cause of the problem while it's actually occurring.
Chris
It sounds like you are low on memory. Have a read of this article ...
http://e-articles.inf...-Maximum-Performance/
http://e-articles.inf...-Maximum-Performance/