Only like most of the FF base for the past 2+ years!
;)
Use Process Explorer & look at the FF process'
threads, I'll bet you find
JPEG_FDCT_ISLOW eating all your CPU.
Here are a few suggested links:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_CPU_usage
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problematic_extensions
B
Moved into the new house a couple weeks ago and got my network setup
and I'm having some problems that I can't pin down. Mainly, network
connectivity between my two windows machines really, really sucks.
Can't even stream one single mp3 without hitches and remote desktop
loses connection all the t
Chkdsk never runs correctly on a disk it doesn't have excusive access to,
that's why it has the /X command line option which for the boot disk means
it does the check on startup.
Eli
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At 08:55 PM 16/10/2007, j maccraw wrote:
Evidently it's an MFT error and may not be fixable w/o
reformatting.
Net is full of people complaining about this error
with no fix short of
reformatting.
That's not it. The same problem occurs with a different hard drive
and a fresh install of Window
Evidently it's an MFT error and may not be fixable w/o
reformatting.
Net is full of people complaining about this error
with no fix short of
reformatting.
Thane Sherrington wrote:
> I have a computer in (about three months old,
running XP Home with a
> Western Digital 80GB SATA drive and an A
All OK here :)
>>Just noticed it really over the last week. I can't do ANYTHING else
>>on my machine while surfing the net with firefox. Every time I load a
>>page or anything it spikes the CPU to 100%, such that even listening
>>to mp3s through iTunes stops.
>>
>>I know my system isn't
At 09:50 AM 16/10/2007, Joe User wrote:
> T
Wow that is weird.
Is there any other issues other then the CHKDSK error?
The customer says that he lost his Dragon Naturally Speaking user
configuration and was concerned that something in Windows was
deleted. I just did some tests on some other
At 06:32 PM 16/10/2007, Brian Weeden wrote:
Just noticed it really over the last week. I can't do ANYTHING else
on my machine while surfing the net with firefox. Every time I load a
page or anything it spikes the CPU to 100%, such that even listening
to mp3s through iTunes stops.
Not here.
T
That didn't happen for me.
Brian Weeden wrote:
Just noticed it really over the last week. I can't do ANYTHING else
on my machine while surfing the net with firefox. Every time I load a
page or anything it spikes the CPU to 100%, such that even listening
to mp3s through iTunes stops.
I know my
Just noticed it really over the last week. I can't do ANYTHING else
on my machine while surfing the net with firefox. Every time I load a
page or anything it spikes the CPU to 100%, such that even listening
to mp3s through iTunes stops.
I know my system isn't the fastest out there - 2400+ Tbird,
I have a customer who is looking for a Panasonic Toughbook but wants
the keycaps to be English/Cyrillic. (sp?) Panasonic Canada says they
don't make them - does anyone know of a third party place I can buy
keycaps that might work?
T
Hello Thane,
Tuesday, October 16, 2007, 7:40:25 AM, you wrote:
> I have a computer in (about three months old, running XP Home with a
> Western Digital 80GB SATA drive and an Asus P5B-VM
> motherboard.) When I run CHKDSK within Windows, it tells me that
> Windows has found problems with the b
I have a computer in (about three months old, running XP Home with a
Western Digital 80GB SATA drive and an Asus P5B-VM
motherboard.) When I run CHKDSK within Windows, it tells me that
Windows has found problems with the bitmap and to run with /f - when
I do this and reboot, it runs normally,
http://www.decluttered.com/
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