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| Mercellus Bohren... |
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On Oct 19, 4:20 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
[quote]Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 2:56 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 2:19 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 2:07 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net
wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 12:34 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net
wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press
Ctrl-Alt-Del and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where
the Task Manager utility is located). When I open Task
Manager, it shows the application is running. When I exit
Task Manager, and the window is redisplayed, the application
is running. There is never an error. If I don't Ctrl-Alt-Del,
the application will hang for at least 2 or 3 minutes;
honestly, I've never let it go longer to see when it will
actually load completely. Some internet searches have turned
up similar problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop,
SolidWorks, and a few other applications. It doesn't happen
with ProEngineer, FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook,
etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile
back with my old work computer. This computer was completely
replaced, and it is still occurring. My desktop and user
profiles were all reinstalled on the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned
this utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need more RAM and cache memory or both. Check hard drive
and make sure it's not full. Cleanup your temp files, run
defrag, increase ramdisk size.
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----------MoParMan----------
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TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
There's about 95 GB remaining of free space on the hard drive. I
clean up the temp files all the time with CCleaner. I have 4 GB
of physical memory installed. Given the amount of applications
I run simultaneously, this should be more than adequate. Or, it
has been up until this started. I changed the virtual memory
setting to "system managed." It was 2045, or something like
that.
When I start Excel, it takes about 1 1/2 minutes for it to be
displayed. In my case it's the virus program checking it first.
Same with IE, word, etc.
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----------MoParMan----------
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http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
Are you using Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection by any
chance?
When you start something go to the task master first and process
and see what's using all your resources.....That'll be the culprit.
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1. Open Task Manager. All programs running, all process running.
Nothing unusual taking up resources. Leave Task Manager open.
2. Open Adobe Illustrator. It hangs like normal.
3. Illustrator process shows running; Task Manager shows Illustrator
not responding.
4. Close Task Manager. Illustrator still hanging in background.
5. Hit Ctrl-Alt-Del bringing up Windows Security dialog box.
6. Hit the Cancel button (I don't even open Task Manager).
7. Illustrator running fine when window redisplayed.
Hmm, What kinda PC?
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----------MoParMan----------
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TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make
a chicken!
HP XW4600 Workstation
Have you tried disabling Hyperthreading?
[/quote]
Looked for it in the BIOS setup. Didn't see this option anywhere. All
I see is something called "Multi-processor support" enable/disable.
Figured I didn't want to do that. Supposedly, there should have been
the option under Advanced Power Options; but, it wasn't there. |
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| MoParMaN... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 1:07 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]On Oct 19, 12:34 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press
Ctrl-Alt-Del and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where the
Task Manager utility is located). When I open Task Manager, it
shows the application is running. When I exit Task Manager, and the
window is redisplayed, the application is running. There is never
an error. If I don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the application will hang for at
least 2 or 3 minutes; honestly, I've never let it go longer to see
when it will actually load completely. Some internet searches have
turned up similar problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, SolidWorks,
and a few other applications. It doesn't happen with ProEngineer,
FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back
with my old work computer. This computer was completely replaced,
and it is still occurring. My desktop and user profiles were all
reinstalled on the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned this
utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need more RAM and cache memory or both. Check hard drive and
make sure it's not full. Cleanup your temp files, run defrag,
increase ramdisk size.
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----------MoParMan----------
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------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make
a chicken!
There's about 95 GB remaining of free space on the hard drive. I clean
up the temp files all the time with CCleaner. I have 4 GB of physical
memory installed. Given the amount of applications I run
simultaneously, this should be more than adequate. Or, it has been up
until this started. I changed the virtual memory setting to "system
managed." It was 2045, or something like that.
[/quote]
When I start Excel, it takes about 1 1/2 minutes for it to be displayed. In
my case it's the virus program checking it first. Same with IE, word, etc.
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----------MoParMan----------
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http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make a
chicken! |
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| MoParMaN... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 1:08 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]On Oct 19, 12:34 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press
Ctrl-Alt-Del and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where the
Task Manager utility is located). When I open Task Manager, it
shows the application is running. When I exit Task Manager, and the
window is redisplayed, the application is running. There is never
an error. If I don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the application will hang for at
least 2 or 3 minutes; honestly, I've never let it go longer to see
when it will actually load completely. Some internet searches have
turned up similar problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, SolidWorks,
and a few other applications. It doesn't happen with ProEngineer,
FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back
with my old work computer. This computer was completely replaced,
and it is still occurring. My desktop and user profiles were all
reinstalled on the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned this
utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need more RAM and cache memory or both. Check hard drive and
make sure it's not full. Cleanup your temp files, run defrag,
increase ramdisk size.
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----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
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http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make
a chicken!
still hangs at the launch
[/quote]
It's not hung if it finally appears, it's just taking its sweet time. Virus
program and or Google desktop or google anthing will cause it too.
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----------MoParMan----------
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TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make a
chicken! |
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| MoParMaN... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 1:16 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]On Oct 19, 2:07 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 12:34 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press
Ctrl-Alt-Del and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where the
Task Manager utility is located). When I open Task Manager, it
shows the application is running. When I exit Task Manager, and
the window is redisplayed, the application is running. There is
never an error. If I don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the application will
hang for at least 2 or 3 minutes; honestly, I've never let it go
longer to see when it will actually load completely. Some
internet searches have turned up similar problems, but no real
solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, SolidWorks,
and a few other applications. It doesn't happen with ProEngineer,
FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back
with my old work computer. This computer was completely replaced,
and it is still occurring. My desktop and user profiles were all
reinstalled on the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned this
utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need more RAM and cache memory or both. Check hard drive and
make sure it's not full. Cleanup your temp files, run defrag,
increase ramdisk size.
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----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
There's about 95 GB remaining of free space on the hard drive. I
clean up the temp files all the time with CCleaner. I have 4 GB of
physical memory installed. Given the amount of applications I run
simultaneously, this should be more than adequate. Or, it has been
up until this started. I changed the virtual memory setting to
"system managed." It was 2045, or something like that.
When I start Excel, it takes about 1 1/2 minutes for it to be
displayed. In my case it's the virus program checking it first. Same
with IE, word, etc.
--
----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make
a chicken!
Are you using Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection by any chance?
[/quote]
Nope, Sophos corporate version.
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----------MoParMan----------
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TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make a
chicken! |
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| MoParMaN... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 1:19 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]On Oct 19, 2:07 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 12:34 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press
Ctrl-Alt-Del and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where the
Task Manager utility is located). When I open Task Manager, it
shows the application is running. When I exit Task Manager, and
the window is redisplayed, the application is running. There is
never an error. If I don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the application will
hang for at least 2 or 3 minutes; honestly, I've never let it go
longer to see when it will actually load completely. Some
internet searches have turned up similar problems, but no real
solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, SolidWorks,
and a few other applications. It doesn't happen with ProEngineer,
FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back
with my old work computer. This computer was completely replaced,
and it is still occurring. My desktop and user profiles were all
reinstalled on the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned this
utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need more RAM and cache memory or both. Check hard drive and
make sure it's not full. Cleanup your temp files, run defrag,
increase ramdisk size.
--
----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
There's about 95 GB remaining of free space on the hard drive. I
clean up the temp files all the time with CCleaner. I have 4 GB of
physical memory installed. Given the amount of applications I run
simultaneously, this should be more than adequate. Or, it has been
up until this started. I changed the virtual memory setting to
"system managed." It was 2045, or something like that.
When I start Excel, it takes about 1 1/2 minutes for it to be
displayed. In my case it's the virus program checking it first. Same
with IE, word, etc.
--
----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make
a chicken!
Are you using Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection by any chance?
[/quote]
When you start something go to the task master first and process and see
what's using all your resources.....That'll be the culprit.
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----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make a
chicken! |
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| MoParMaN... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 1:56 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]On Oct 19, 2:19 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 2:07 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 12:34 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net
wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press
Ctrl-Alt-Del and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where
the Task Manager utility is located). When I open Task Manager,
it shows the application is running. When I exit Task Manager,
and the window is redisplayed, the application is running.
There is never an error. If I don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the
application will hang for at least 2 or 3 minutes; honestly,
I've never let it go longer to see when it will actually load
completely. Some internet searches have turned up similar
problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop,
SolidWorks, and a few other applications. It doesn't happen
with ProEngineer, FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook,
etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back
with my old work computer. This computer was completely
replaced, and it is still occurring. My desktop and user
profiles were all reinstalled on the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned
this utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need more RAM and cache memory or both. Check hard drive and
make sure it's not full. Cleanup your temp files, run defrag,
increase ramdisk size.
--
----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
There's about 95 GB remaining of free space on the hard drive. I
clean up the temp files all the time with CCleaner. I have 4 GB of
physical memory installed. Given the amount of applications I run
simultaneously, this should be more than adequate. Or, it has been
up until this started. I changed the virtual memory setting to
"system managed." It was 2045, or something like that.
When I start Excel, it takes about 1 1/2 minutes for it to be
displayed. In my case it's the virus program checking it first.
Same with IE, word, etc.
--
----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
Are you using Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection by any chance?
When you start something go to the task master first and process and
see what's using all your resources.....That'll be the culprit.
--
1. Open Task Manager. All programs running, all process running.
Nothing unusual taking up resources. Leave Task Manager open.
2. Open Adobe Illustrator. It hangs like normal.
3. Illustrator process shows running; Task Manager shows Illustrator
not responding.
4. Close Task Manager. Illustrator still hanging in background.
5. Hit Ctrl-Alt-Del bringing up Windows Security dialog box.
6. Hit the Cancel button (I don't even open Task Manager).
7. Illustrator running fine when window redisplayed.
[/quote]
Hmm, What kinda PC?
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----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
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http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make a
chicken! |
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| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 2:56 pm |
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On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 08:25:10 -0700 (PDT), Mercellus Bohren
<mercellusb at (no spam) yahoo.com>wrote:
[quote]
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press Ctrl-Alt-Del
and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where the Task Manager
utility is located). When I open Task Manager, it shows the
application is running. When I exit Task Manager, and the window is
redisplayed, the application is running. There is never an error. If I
don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the application will hang for at least 2 or 3
minutes; honestly, I've never let it go longer to see when it will
actually load completely. Some internet searches have turned up
similar problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, SolidWorks, and
a few other applications. It doesn't happen with ProEngineer,
FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back with
my old work computer. This computer was completely replaced, and it is
still occurring. My desktop and user profiles were all reinstalled on
the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned this
utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
[/quote]
Look for ctfmon.exe, it's a spyware virus and hard to remove. It can
cause severe lagging issues |
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| BillyZoom... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 3:19 pm |
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On Oct 19, 7:22 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
[quote]Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Looked for it in the BIOS setup. Didn't see this option anywhere. All
I see is something called "Multi-processor support" enable/disable.
Figured I didn't want to do that. Supposedly, there should have been
the option under Advanced Power Options; but, it wasn't there.
It's in the BIOS.
If you don't have an Intel CPU, you won't have Hyperthreading.
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----------MoParMan----------
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http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make a
chicken!
[/quote]
Uh uh. No No No. |
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| MoParMaN... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 3:20 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]On Oct 19, 2:56 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 2:19 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 2:07 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net
wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 12:34 pm, "MoParMaN" <scott.hend... at (no spam) sbcglobal.net
wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press
Ctrl-Alt-Del and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where
the Task Manager utility is located). When I open Task
Manager, it shows the application is running. When I exit
Task Manager, and the window is redisplayed, the application
is running. There is never an error. If I don't Ctrl-Alt-Del,
the application will hang for at least 2 or 3 minutes;
honestly, I've never let it go longer to see when it will
actually load completely. Some internet searches have turned
up similar problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop,
SolidWorks, and a few other applications. It doesn't happen
with ProEngineer, FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook,
etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile
back with my old work computer. This computer was completely
replaced, and it is still occurring. My desktop and user
profiles were all reinstalled on the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned
this utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need more RAM and cache memory or both. Check hard drive
and make sure it's not full. Cleanup your temp files, run
defrag, increase ramdisk size.
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----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
There's about 95 GB remaining of free space on the hard drive. I
clean up the temp files all the time with CCleaner. I have 4 GB
of physical memory installed. Given the amount of applications
I run simultaneously, this should be more than adequate. Or, it
has been up until this started. I changed the virtual memory
setting to "system managed." It was 2045, or something like
that.
When I start Excel, it takes about 1 1/2 minutes for it to be
displayed. In my case it's the virus program checking it first.
Same with IE, word, etc.
--
----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to
make a chicken!
Are you using Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection by any
chance?
When you start something go to the task master first and process
and see what's using all your resources.....That'll be the culprit.
--
1. Open Task Manager. All programs running, all process running.
Nothing unusual taking up resources. Leave Task Manager open.
2. Open Adobe Illustrator. It hangs like normal.
3. Illustrator process shows running; Task Manager shows Illustrator
not responding.
4. Close Task Manager. Illustrator still hanging in background.
5. Hit Ctrl-Alt-Del bringing up Windows Security dialog box.
6. Hit the Cancel button (I don't even open Task Manager).
7. Illustrator running fine when window redisplayed.
Hmm, What kinda PC?
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----------MoParMan----------
--SCUD Coordinates 32.61204 North, 96.92989 West-
------Remove Clothes to Reply------
http://www.vroc.org/view_profile.php?user_id=32113
TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make
a chicken!
HP XW4600 Workstation
[/quote]
Have you tried disabling Hyperthreading?
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TEDWARD Said:
Eggs are really good for you. They have the nutrition needed to make a
chicken! |
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| MoParMaN... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 5:22 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]Looked for it in the BIOS setup. Didn't see this option anywhere. All
I see is something called "Multi-processor support" enable/disable.
Figured I didn't want to do that. Supposedly, there should have been
the option under Advanced Power Options; but, it wasn't there.
[/quote]
It's in the BIOS.
If you don't have an Intel CPU, you won't have Hyperthreading.
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----------MoParMan----------
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TEDWARD Said:
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| SNORKY... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 7:20 pm |
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Maybe one of those suspects is trying to ping an update site but is
being snagged by a firewall. |
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| robert bowman... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 8:36 pm |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]Any help would be appreciated.
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What AV are you running? Some of them will stop you in your tracks, and need
to be set up to exclude trusted programs and directories. |
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| Mercellus Bohren... |
| Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 2:31 am |
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On Oct 19, 8:20 pm, SNORKY <sno... at (no spam) snorky.zz> wrote:
[quote]Maybe one of those suspects is trying to ping an update site but is
being snagged by a firewall.
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Dam-bit. I'll bet this is it. |
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| jerry warner... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 2:30 am |
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Mercellus Bohren wrote:
[quote]On Oct 19, 10:45 am, RichTravsky <traRvE... at (no spam) hotMOVEmail.com> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press Ctrl-Alt-Del
and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where the Task Manager
utility is located). When I open Task Manager, it shows the
application is running. When I exit Task Manager, and the window is
redisplayed, the application is running. There is never an error. If I
don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the application will hang for at least 2 or 3
minutes; honestly, I've never let it go longer to see when it will
actually load completely. Some internet searches have turned up
similar problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, SolidWorks, and
a few other applications. It doesn't happen with ProEngineer,
FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back with
my old work computer. This computer was completely replaced, and it is
still occurring. My desktop and user profiles were all reinstalled on
the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned this
utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
How about posting only to appropiate groups?
I've found that there are plenty of computer experts that are also
experts in other subjects. I am casting a wide net,
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and you ask WHY! your computer aps dont werk?
GET A LIFE dildo brain... |
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| Mercellus Bohren... |
| Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:58 am |
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On Oct 26, 3:30 am, jerry warner <jwarn... at (no spam) mchsi.com> wrote:
[quote]Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Oct 19, 10:45 am, RichTravsky <traRvE... at (no spam) hotMOVEmail.com> wrote:
Mercellus Bohren wrote:
Some of my applications hang while opening, until I press Ctrl-Alt-Del
and launch the Windows Security dialog box (where the Task Manager
utility is located). When I open Task Manager, it shows the
application is running. When I exit Task Manager, and the window is
redisplayed, the application is running. There is never an error. If I
don't Ctrl-Alt-Del, the application will hang for at least 2 or 3
minutes; honestly, I've never let it go longer to see when it will
actually load completely. Some internet searches have turned up
similar problems, but no real solutions.
This happens with Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, SolidWorks, and
a few other applications. It doesn't happen with ProEngineer,
FrameMaker, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
The other weird thing is that this started happening awhile back with
my old work computer. This computer was completely replaced, and it is
still occurring. My desktop and user profiles were all reinstalled on
the new computer.
I run UltraMon for a dual-monitor configuration. I've turned this
utility off, and I still get the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
How about posting only to appropiate groups?
I've found that there are plenty of computer experts that are also
experts in other subjects. I am casting a wide net,
and you ask WHY! your computer aps dont werk?
GET A LIFE dildo brain...
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Thanks for reminding me about this.
Turns out, it may be my user profile that is corrupted, so I'm going
to rebuild that. I found this out when an IT support person was
remotely logged into my system to install a new application. I told
him to watch something to see if he knew what it was. While he was
logged into my system remotely, using a remote user profile, these
applications launched perfectly. When he logged out, they would hang
again. |
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