Download adaware and run it. 

It could be something like Gator, which is trying to read everything under your mouse 
to see if it should popup an ad.

http://www.lavasoft.de 

The video won't be interrupted by such things since it runs as the highest priority 
process on Windows machines. Everything else can be degraded.

If adaware doesn't fix it, try downloading a new video driver set and installing it.

Lastly, make sure no one is accessing large directory listings (either local or 
remotely), since this can completely bog down a machine.

Just some thoughts
Jerry Johnson



>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/25/03 01:37PM >>>
Hey all.

I've been having a problem with my computer. A Del 8200...P4 1.8Ghz,
512MB of RAM.

It constantly..stutters. What I mean is...if you are moving the mouse
cursor really quickly, you will notice it pausing every few
seconds....all the time.

If I am playing .mp3 files..they would skip or stutter.

If I am playing games..the graphics freeze every other second or so..for
a veeeery short but noticeable space of time. Noticeable because the
motion of say a ship landing, is not smooth.

I don't seem to have a problem playing video however.

I've clean booted, turning off all non-microsoft services. I've even
gone through and turned off some microsoft services. I've checked for
spyware using AdAware Professional.

I have Defragged and run Scandisk on the hard drive. 

I can't find anything wrong!

My CPU usage is at a constant 10% with System taking up 6% and Explorer
taking up ~3%. 

I just can't figure out what the hell is happening!!
And I can't pinpoint exactly when all this started happening *sigh*.

I've even removed McAfee from the system thinking that might be it.

Any suggestions?

-Gel


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