windows Pf use
when viewing my computers task manager ..........the PF usage there is almost 100 this makes my PC work a real slow ....
why is the PF usage is too much ???
i am not playing a game .....well just uses WMP , a downlaod acceralater ,messenger and broswer ......well are these tings enough to use all of my avalable memory .???
i have service pack 2 with 512 Mb Ram and D915 intel board ....
what might be the problem of this PF usage ???
why is the PF usage is too much ???
i am not playing a game .....well just uses WMP , a downlaod acceralater ,messenger and broswer ......well are these tings enough to use all of my avalable memory .???
i have service pack 2 with 512 Mb Ram and D915 intel board ....
what might be the problem of this PF usage ???
here's a thread that might help you. http://forum.oscr.arizona.edu/archive/index.php/t-1973.html
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You say you have windows XP so first find out how much ram you have (512MB)
Start > Control Panel > Advanced > Performance Settings > Advanced > Set Processor Useage and Memory useage to "Programs.
Click "Change" under Virtual Memory:
Set Custom Size to:
Initial Size = 1.5X RAM Amount (1.5 * 512 = 782) 782MB
Maximum Size = 2 X RAM Amount (2 * 512 = 1024) 1024MB
Ok that and reboot
You say you have windows XP so first find out how much ram you have (512MB)
Start > Control Panel > Advanced > Performance Settings > Advanced > Set Processor Useage and Memory useage to "Programs.
Click "Change" under Virtual Memory:
Set Custom Size to:
Initial Size = 1.5X RAM Amount (1.5 * 512 = 782) 782MB
Maximum Size = 2 X RAM Amount (2 * 512 = 1024) 1024MB
Ok that and reboot
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oh no........................
my CPU usage is 100% ............why i dont knew .....
my CPU usage is 100% ............why i dont knew .....
Ahh, yes CPU Usage at 100 is bad :)
In Task Manager then, go to the Processes tab.
If you click in CPU, it will sort the processes in order of which have the highest CPU usage.
You should then be able to see which processes are hogging the CPU and we can hopefully help you fix it.
In Task Manager then, go to the Processes tab.
If you click in CPU, it will sort the processes in order of which have the highest CPU usage.
You should then be able to see which processes are hogging the CPU and we can hopefully help you fix it.
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welll how may i knew this ?? .................is there any specific thing which might not run in the processes tab ??
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@ Kenneniah
dear u got points for a good informative answer ..........well my question was not abt it but still it was informative....
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thankz to all of u ......!!!
dear u got points for a good informative answer ..........well my question was not abt it but still it was informative....
@ Merete
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thankz to all of u ......!!!
:) your wellcome