Ok not really sure how this is set up but if there is an active intense
process going on the cpu number drops. For example running ad aware will
get the number to drop to about 28% and that is with Norton and other things
running. It could be that it varies only when an immediate activity takes
place. More than likely what it is doing is staying at the 100% until the
activity begins and then telling me how much I am using. CPU speed pentium 4
with 2.4GHZ. It has 512 dual data ram. The things running in the system tray
are auto sizer, direct cd, volume, safely remove hardware, Norton, and Jaws.
What is confusing is that sometimes there is no problem whatsoever when
using Jaws 7 but at others even explorer has an error when moving things.
This does not happen with 6.2 Jaws. What is a little interesting is that
even in safe mode the CPU usage is at 100% and there is nothing that can be
actively using up all the memory or processing available. It is a little
confusing cause I can type rather quickly and Jaws is reading it just fine
and I will have no problem sending this. I can run several things at one
time and with Jaws 6.2 didn't have a problem. I did uninstall the downloaded
version and put on the one on the cd hopefully that will help some.
Ah then you are showing available memory instead of used memory or rather cpu I should say. I'm surprised that you would have 84 or 100 percent of your resources free though.
I think there is a problem somewhere with that machine, can you give once again your cpu speed, installed ram and perhaps a list of what's running in the system tray? You can do this by pressing Shift plus Control f eleven. This puts the list into the virtual viewer; you can press control plus a and control plus c to select it all and copy it to the clipboard and then you can paste it into an email message with control plus v.
You wrote:
"I further have available MB space to use."
Please explain this further.
Let's see if we can't figure out what's going on with this bad boy, something's just not right!
Jon C. Pierson
At 08:17 AM 11/7/2005, you wrote:Actually the meter shows available memory not used memory. Or maybe I should say available resources. If it would be a memory problem ora resource problem I would have had it all along and it would not change when I change verssions of Jaws. There is nothing new or different on the start up and when I checked it I had just booted on to windows and was not doing anything with any other program. I further have available MB space to use.
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