re: System Idle Process taking 95% of CPU
Monday, November 4, 2002 at 10:20 am Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by C K
(6910 messages posted)
No problem. I will keep checking.. I also run 2000 for some tasks (swappable HD
bays). I make sure that all unnecessary services are turned off and that nothing
like virus software is installed. Those types of software really impact on the processing.
You can play around with the threading priority but most of the time it doesn't
work or help all that much. Have you checked out blkviper.com for a rundown on the
services and which ones can be turned off when you don't need them? That will make
a difference too. Adobe Premier, Photoshop and Pro Tools thread very well on my
system (modified Asus P2B-DS with dual P3-600 overclocked 1 gig RAM) so I would say
something else is causing a problem in your system, either a driver or software.
Just a process of elimination unfortunatly. Let me know how it goes. I'm always
curious and eager to learn about what works and what doesn't. C K :-)
On Sunday, November 3, 2002 at 8:57 pm, M P wrote:
>Hey C K..
>Thanks for your help and time to write back so soon. I would have kept in touch
>but I had to watch the Niners/Raiders game. lol... Anyway, I'm taking your advice
>on ripping out all the unnecessary hardware and streamlining my system. I do need
>the gigs so I'll install them on another computer as storage. If you do come up
>with a solution, either place it in here or send to my email addy. Again.. thanks
>for you help.
>Oh.. btw.. I am running Win2000pro as my OS.
>M P
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