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Hi cfit,<br />
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do you have the normal task manager or process explorer?<br />
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Cheers!
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Hi cfit,

do you have the normal task manager or process explorer?

Cheers!

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Windows Task Manager 5.1 (build 2600.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1<wbr />519 : Service Pack 2)
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Windows Task Manager 5.1 (build 2600.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519 : Service Pack 2)

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wow! i have never seen that happen with regular task manager!<br />
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wow! i have never seen that happen with regular task manager!



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Aha - excellent, thanks. I must have switched it on at some point and then forgotten about it
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Aha - excellent, thanks. I must have switched it on at some point and then forgotten about it

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On one of my machines, the task manager performance display shows some of the CPU usage in red and some in green. &nbsp;This doesn't seem to relate to actual load - for example CPU usage might be 1%, with 1 red bar underneath 1 green bar; or 3% with all red.<br />
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My other machines don't do this - regardless of load, the display is always green. &nbsp;I can't find anything obvious in the help to explain it - can anyone enlighten me?
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On one of my machines, the task manager performance display shows some of the CPU usage in red and some in green.  This doesn't seem to relate to actual load - for example CPU usage might be 1%, with 1 red bar underneath 1 green bar; or 3% with all red.

My other machines don't do this - regardless of load, the display is always green.  I can't find anything obvious in the help to explain it - can anyone enlighten me?

Task Manager - Performance - Colours?

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