How many processes do you have running?
Just out of curiosity, how many processes do you have running on your system? I just looked and have 31. . . wanted to hear what others have. .
Just out of curiosity, how many processes do you have running on your system?
I just looked and have 31 ... wanted to hear what others have.
I just looked and have 31 ... wanted to hear what others have.
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20 on startup 26 normal use
Windows XP:
Fresh boot = 16 processes, turning off hardware specific utiliy
like hardware monitoring and ATI driver services which is not
essential would be only 12 processes left with less than 80000K
commit charge on Task Manager. I can get it lower than 70000K
by turning off some more services but I can't accept it as it
will disable many functionality that I need.
Current settings is fully functional most of the time I use
it, some administrative program need Server service though,
which is turned off by me as it is make my computer vulnerable
to security attack from internet.
Without taskmgr.exe you know how many it would be...
Fresh boot = 16 processes, turning off hardware specific utiliy
like hardware monitoring and ATI driver services which is not
essential would be only 12 processes left with less than 80000K
commit charge on Task Manager. I can get it lower than 70000K
by turning off some more services but I can't accept it as it
will disable many functionality that I need.
Current settings is fully functional most of the time I use
it, some administrative program need Server service though,
which is turned off by me as it is make my computer vulnerable
to security attack from internet.
Without taskmgr.exe you know how many it would be...
Originally Posted By: CormacYou realise you resurected a 3 year old thread?
I figure this thread will never die, as long as we are running processes in our computers.
My question is this; how do people find these old threads?
Personally, I figure if there hasn't been a post in a thread for 3 months, tops, it should just be deleted. Not my server, but man man, why keep all this crapola in the database? How's the defrag doin? Heh heh heh
I figure this thread will never die, as long as we are running processes in our computers.
My question is this; how do people find these old threads?
Personally, I figure if there hasn't been a post in a thread for 3 months, tops, it should just be deleted. Not my server, but man man, why keep all this crapola in the database? How's the defrag doin? Heh heh heh
19 on star up and at idle 22 when runing normal with mssenger and ie and a few extras to boot
62
mostly things like
Anydvd
VPC2007 on 2nd screen
and converter for DIVX-PS3/XB360
ANd my pcs still starts u faster than my laptop wich had a fresh install of xp pro
mostly things like
Anydvd
VPC2007 on 2nd screen
and converter for DIVX-PS3/XB360
ANd my pcs still starts u faster than my laptop wich had a fresh install of xp pro
I find it isn't how many processes are running that makes the difference, but which process is causing my system to run at a snail's pace. It is usually the virus checker or antispyware that gives me most problems, so I have to pause the active scanning sometimes. However, the build I am running now has only 256k RAM with Windows XP SP2 Home. It is surprising how stable the system is with virtually no crashes. Often it is my higher end systems that give me problems.
