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Got one of my problems with my computer solved today. Why not solve another! Ok I was wondering why my computer had been running kinda slow. I went to...
Ctrl-Alt-Delete
Then I found in processes a process called System Idle Process. Under CPU in the same tab it jumps from 97-98-99 and so on. How can I get rid of this System Idle Process? Or is this not a bad thing? Thanks.
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Posted January 18th, 2004 18:00
lol. K. Thanks again. Oh and do you know anything about Digital Cameras. When I connect my Camera to my computer it says "Could not load installer for Image" wierd. Hope you can help me on that one too.78
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Posted January 18th, 2004 18:00
What type of camera is it? I have a Sony Cybershot that just plugs right in, and I go to My Computer, and get the pictures. However, my Kodak Easyshare loads the Kodak program as soon as I plug the camera in. It could possible be a simular task where it's trying to load the image editor for the camera maybe? I'm just guessing here.
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Posted January 18th, 2004 18:00
You need to keep the system idle process. The system idle process isn't "eating" up like 97, 98, or 99 percent of your memory, it's letting your cpu usage, it's letting you know that you are only using 1-2-3 percent of your cpu usage. It also manages free cpu usage.
Not able to end it anyway