What slows IE to a crawl?

I recently had to use other browsers as IE has been slowed to a crawl after update to IE 10. Another browser has been downloaded 52 + Mbps and IE was eaking at 3.68 skinny MBPS download speed. It took a Microsoft certified expert 4 solid hours to find that I had to go back to a previous edition of IE and remove two updates to return to normal. After hours scouring for infections and registry errors, it is that after the removal of this worked evrything updates.

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Firefox slows down to a crawl while the sync of bookmarks

Whenever I add, modify, move, or delete a bookmark, Firefox slows down to a crawl for a few seconds, whereas Sync does its thing. I know that Sync is the question because I added the sync icon to the toolbar and see it light up and spin and Firefox is unusable whenever I have change a bookmark. This is probably because I have a ridiculous number of bookmarks: probably in the range of 10-20 000.

Despite these problems, Sync did a good job of synchronizing bookmarks between my computer and makes it easier for me to finish my work, so I would like to continue using it. My bookmarks file acts as a search engine mini for the things that I found useful/interesting. deletion of bookmarks or using a very stripped down bookmarks file really does not solve my problem here.

I already googled until exhaustion, and set services.sync.autoconnect to false in: config, but that didn't seem to do anything. This solution might work but is not very handy: http://superuser.com/a/818726/362951

Is it possible I can turn off Auto-Sync synchronization after each change bookmark? I'd like to be able to synchronize ONLY when I click the 'Sync' button in my toolbar in FF.

Sync chooses when synchronize based on a combination of the last hour of synchronization and the amount of change that has occurred. You can actually turn off the synchronization (except you can still manually synchronize) by changing these values.

1. go into "subject: config.

2. Enter "services.sync.syncInterval" in the search box. It's the amount of time (in 1/1000 of a second) that synchronize waits between synchronizations. If you want to sync never synchronize after a while, change for something big like '999999999999999999999999 '.

3. Enter "services.sync.syncThreshold" in the search box. It is the amount of change that must take place between synchronizations. 300 represents a bookmark and is also the default, so by default, sync will sync whenever you add a bookmark. If you want to synchronize only after 2 bookmarks, change it to 600, etc.. If you want to never synchronize, also change it for a very large number.

Note: there is always a possibility sync may synchronize automatically some time, but it is extremely rare.

First to slow down to a crawl

Hello world
I work with Premiere Pro CS6 and I noticed that things go along very well in the beginning, but when I get to about 15 minutes in the slowdown starts the sequence of things a lot of time. When I move the playhead, it takes a minute or two for the preview to catch up. It also takes time to load the text box. This is my workflow very slow. I also get the images full screen red, glitches and make mistakes. I have more than 16 GB of RAM at any given time and we are working on a RAID with fiberjet. This should be enough right? We work with. The MTS files and I apply a key and perhaps another effect and a few pictures along the way. I absolutely love the dynamic link feature, but I stopped using it because it seems to create more problems. For awhile I was completely with the key in the AE and import them with the alpha, but which did not help much either. My department wants to swtich to Final Cut, but I would really like to find this work because I like the look and feel of first and the capabilities that it a. I also was clear cache files and noticed from time to time. Also, we do not have the mercury playback engine, but we hope to get it later this year. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Tracy

Welcome to the forum.

Some things to consider:
1. Make sure that your MTS files are copied from the camera card to a hard drive with the structure of the intact unit records. Then use the Pr media browser to find, preview, and import the images. Red images indicates dropped frames, so unless the camera images are really corrupt, they indicate a bottleneck somewhere in the pipeline of the import/reading. An example would be if you tried to edit using the files directly from the memory card.
2. What is your Mac CPU (I assume that Mac because you mentioned that Final Cut)? The MTS files are probably AVCHD and are notoriously difficult to decode on the fly, unless your CPU is strong enough - as a quad-core i7 type hyperthreading.
3. More Mac stuff - Quicktime is always 32-bit, but Adobe has some QT importers custom 64-bit. The problem is that if the codec in the MOV file is not one of those who has a custom matching importer, Pr falls in QTs 32 bits architecture. This could be a problem depending on the codec you chose during the export of the AE.
Jeff

Mouse on movieclips a lot slows down to a crawl
I have a system where hundreds of similar clips ('parts') can be dragged around in a region ('dragArea') of the mouse. I have performance problems.

When you start to drag a piece, it jumps to the top of the depths, it seems above all others. All parts are dynamically created with createEmptyMovieClip. They are all attached to the dragArea.

My problem is that the movement is very slow. The slipped part updates of position very rarely; only when you stop moving the mouse. I think it's just because I have so many movieclips, but if I attach one of the pieces to _root and drag, then, he hangs out very quickly. That is, if I drag the outside of dragArea, then it is fast. But as soon as I have move it on dragArea, then it becomes slow.

This suggests that the Flash made some redraw complex when I drag a piece on dragArea. I've tried to set cacheAsBitmap to true for dragArea, but that has no effect.

I also tried to reduce the number of parts one or two. This makes everything fast again.

Does anyone know why it would become very slow when you drag a piece on dragArea that contains many other parts?

Thanks in advance for any help.
have you tried upateAfterEvent while dragging?
a lot of times that softens the considerbly of animation...

could it be that his calulating too deep because of all the other parts?
maybe try to set the depth of 0 (zero) for the dragged object, instead of getNextHighestDepth...
If that's what you do... =)

Why my PC slow down to a crawl when VMware Player is the suspension to the .vmem file?

My PC becomes almost unusable when VMware Player prepares his State record to .vmem file. VMware Player is delegate the task to C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe process. When we look in the Manager tasks, I see that the CPU usage is just 5.10% and the memory usage is around 40%, which is normal for me. When I open resource monitor, I see that ntoskrnl.exe is written extensively to the VMware .vmem file. From writing to the disk stops, my PC immediately snaps back to normal.
I scanned the disc for errors and the performance issues with HDTune, I tested the RAM with memtest. Everything is normal, no errors, drive performance is approximately 110 MB/s. I have antivirus (Avira free) and I don't know that there is a legitimate ntoskrnl.exe Windows process. With the exception of this problem, my PC worked rock stable for three years.
Why write on a hard drive that is not my OS drive affects the overall performance of a PC so and what can do to solve the problem? Also I don't understand, why suspending the hard .vmem file so long?
My virtual machine has 8 Windows as a guest operating system. It has 4 GB of RAM. After I suspend the virtual machine, my host PC is trolling for about 10-15 minutes which seems far too long a little writing 4 GB of memory to the .vmem file status. I also tried VM VirtualBox with the same guest OS and 4 GB of RAM and it suspends a lot sooner and don't drag my PC after that. Also if I move the files in Windows Explorer on the same drive, it has this issue. It seems so VMware Player or ntoskrnl.exe is something too aggressive.

Here are the specs of my host computer:
```
CPU: Intel i3 2120 
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H67A-USB3-B3 
RAM: 8GB 
Hard disks: 
OS and system disk - Samsung SSD 840 EVO 120 GB, connected to internal SATA3 port 
Data disk (which causes the slowdowns): Seagate ST31000528AS 1000 GB, connected to internal SATA3 port 
OS: Windows 7 64 bit Professional with SP1, updated regularly
```
With the virtual machine off (non-suspended), try adding the following configuration option to the .vmx file:

mainMem.writeZeroes = TRUE

CP5: audio is slowed down to a crawl when published

I have audio problems to export correctly in a captivate presentation, that I recently converted to Captivate 4 to Captivate 5. EVERY bit of audio throughout the entire the presentation has been slowed. Inside Captivate, all played at the right speed, but once it has previewed or published, all audio games to speed about half (with comical effects). The rest of the presentation plays at the appropriate speed.
Is it possible to fix this? Am I missing a setting somewhere?

taber666 wrote:

So, try this:

1. open a new project.

2 file > export > preferences...

3. the name and save it to something fun.

4 Select and open, if not already the case, your slow audio project.

5 file > import > Preferences

6. Select your preferences file cleverly named (.cpr and apply named - it brings air into the audio)

7 test cycle.

Hi rt,.

Genius! Thanks for your workflow - it worked like a charm on my Captivate 2 (Yes 2!) project. I have not used CP since 2007, but need it now.

I left step 8 - I'll let Adobe work on the financial terms of your reward.

Kind regards

Christopher

Since the last update, whenever I have multiple windows or tabs open for more than 10 minutes, Firefox slows down to a crawl or stops responding completely.

no further details

It is possible that your security (firewall, antivirus) software blocks or limit Firefox or the process of plugin-container without you inform, possibly after the detection of changes (update) for the Firefox program.

Delete all rules for Firefox and the plugin-container in the permissions list in the firewall and leave your firewall again ask permission get full and unrestricted, access to the internet for Firefox and the plugin-container and the update process.

See:
- https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/server+not+found
- https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/firewalls
- https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/fix-problems-connecting-websites-after-updating

Instant Fusion 3.1.2 autoprotect slows down my Mac Pro to a crawl

Whenever the merger takes a 'snapshot of autoprotect' virtual machine Windows 7 (2 GB of RAM, 2 processors) running Mac OS 10.6.7 on my Mac Pro 2.8 GHz Dual Quad Core (6 GB physical RAM), the Mac user interface slows down to a crawl. Command + Tab through all open applications, launch of new applications, updating the data displayed in the activity monitor all are affected, as it is the interaction of the user with other Mac applications. for example, the navigation in Firefox 3.6.17.
Any suggestions what I could do? Options may include:
1. Moving to FF 4
2. Increase the physical RAM in the Mac
3. Changing the configuration of the virtual machine (less than carrots, less RAM)
4. Dumping FF altogether as my default browser and back to Safari.
5. Do my snapshots, autoprotect only in the middle of the night (but that would mean letting the VM running when I have no need for anything either).
Is this a problem well known with the known solutions or workarounds? I tried some forum research but did not come with anything. Thank you very much.

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Regarding your question on what to do. I would add the option 6. Disable Autoprotect and create a snapshot if necessary and while the virtual machine is turned off. Make sure that you back up the virtual computer on an external drive. AutoProtect is no replacement backup!

André

DB Dump slows to Crawl - 100% of CPU usage
We have a BDB occupying about 40 GB of disk, with 3 tables, 2 have about 25 MM records and the 3rd with 1.5 MM records. We have a web service application that works 24/7, with a 'writing' for BDB environment. In a separate JVM using a 'read only' environment for the BDB, I try to empty all the contents of the table (one at a time) of flat files.

I tried the DbDump utility in the pilot of sleepycat, as well as my own program (who has worked in the past on this same DB). The small empty table without problem. Landfills for large tables going at normal speed, but after some time they bog completely to the point of dumping 0-100 records per second... Ouch. When the discharge reaches that level of performance that is painful, it is completely connecting the CPU at 100%. Two large tables, one with the small records exports about 20 MM records before it slows down to a crawl. The one with the big records dumps about 2.5 MM.

If I stop the discharge and start a new cursor to the last ID I threw in the previous race, the new dump starts again at normal speed. So it doesn't seem to be any kind of problem with BDB itself storage. Perhaps there is a leak of some kind in the pilot of sleepycat, or more likely a config that I am misunderstanding.

When you run the last dump of attempt, I printed the environment stats every 5 minutes. Files to the end of the performance show very little difference in the 5 minutes of execution, with the exception of nNodesScanned and nThreadUnavailable set increases. I have really no idea what mean these stats, so I posted a few cuts below for review.

Someone at - it indexes?

Stats 05:25 minutes
==================================
I/o: The log file opens, fsyncs writings, readings, absences from the cache.
bufferBytes = 3, 145, 728
endOfLog = 0xa701/0x1c7005c
nBytesReadFromWriteQueue = 0
nBytesWrittenFromWriteQueue = 0
nCacheMiss = 6, 110, 502
nFSyncRequests = 0
nFSyncTimeouts = 0
nFSyncs = 0
nFileOpens = 62, 910
nLogBuffers = 3
nLogFSyncs = 0
nNotResident = 6, 110, 502
nOpenFiles = 100
nRandomReadBytes = 4, 387, 025 920
nRandomReads = 2, 124, 724
nRandomWriteBytes = 0
nRandomWrites = 0
nReadsFromWriteQueue = 0
nRepeatFaultReads = 230, 139
nSequentialReadBytes = 9, 552, 327, 893
nSequentialReads = 4, 346, 396
nSequentialWriteBytes = 0
nSequentialWrites = 0
nTempBufferWrites = 0
nWriteQueueOverflow = 0
nWriteQueueOverflowFailures = 0
nWritesFromWriteQueue = 0
Cache: Size, assignments and deportation activity.
adminBytes = 94, 858
avgBatchCACHEMODE = 0
avgBatchCRITICAL = 21
avgBatchDAEMON = 0
avgBatchEVICTORTHREAD = 27
avgBatchMANUAL = 0
cacheTotalBytes = 618, 172, 306
614, 931, 584 = dataBytes
lockBytes = 136
nBINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nBINsEvictedCRITICAL = 16, 847
nBINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nBINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 52, 321
nBINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nBINsFetch = 6, 537, 087
nBINsFetchMiss = 161, 139
nBINsStripped = 63, 700
nBatchesCACHEMODE = 0
nBatchesCRITICAL = 265
nBatchesDAEMON = 0
nBatchesEVICTORTHREAD = 852
nBatchesMANUAL = 0
nCachedBINs = 91, 827
nCachedUpperINs = 9, 879
nEvictPasses = 4, 250
nINCompactKey = 4, 673
nINNoTarget = 73, 870
nINSparseTarget = 4, 867
nLNsFetch = 18, 230, 686
nLNsFetchMiss = 5, 852, 734
nNodesEvicted = 69, 411
nNodesScanned = 10, 516, 074
nNodesSelected = 135, 241
nRootNodesEvicted = 0
nThreadUnavailable = 6, 359
nUpperINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nUpperINsEvictedCRITICAL = 45
nUpperINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nUpperINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 201
nUpperINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nUpperINsFetch = 12, 244, 811
nUpperINsFetchMiss = 10, 199
requiredEvictBytes = 0
sharedCacheTotalBytes = 0
Cleaning: Frequency and extent of the cleansing activity log file.
cleanerBackLog = 0
fileDeletionBacklog = 0
nCleanerDeletions = 0
nCleanerEntriesRead = 0
nCleanerRuns = 0
nClusterLNsProcessed = 0
nINsCleaned = 0
nINsDead = 0
nINsMigrated = 0
nINsObsolete = 0
nLNQueueHits = 0
nLNsCleaned = 0
nLNsDead = 0
nLNsLocked = 0
nLNsMarked = 0
nLNsMigrated = 0
nLNsObsolete = 0
nMarkLNsProcessed = 0
nPendingLNsLocked = 0
nPendingLNsProcessed = 0
nRepeatIteratorReads = 0
nToBeCleanedLNsProcessed = 0
totalLogSize = 46, 529, 378-030
Compression by node: abduction and internal btree nodes.
cursorsBins = 0
dbClosedBins = 0
inCompQueueSize = 0
nonEmptyBins = 0
processedBins = 0
splitBins = 0
Control points: frequency and scope of activity of the control points.
lastCheckpointEnd = 0xa701/0xc5e490
lastCheckpointId = 83, 145
lastCheckpointStart = 0 x 0/0 x 0
nCheckpoints = 0
nDeltaINFlush = 0
nFullBINFlush = 0
nFullINFlush = 0
Environment: Environment general broad statistics.
btreeRelatchesRequired = 363
Locks: Locks held by data operations, lock contention on the lock table.
nLatchAcquireNoWaitUnsuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaitSuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaiters = 0
nLatchAcquiresSelfOwned = 0
nLatchAcquiresWithContention = 0
nLatchReleases = 0
nOwners = 2
nReadLocks = 2
nRequests = 18, 229, 682
nTotalLocks = 2
nWaiters = 0
nWaits = 0
nWriteLocks = 0

Stats 6: 5 minutes after Stats 5 - Normal operation
==========================================================
I/o: The log file opens, fsyncs writings, readings, absences from the cache.
bufferBytes = 3, 145, 728
endOfLog = 0xa701/0x1c7005c
nBytesReadFromWriteQueue = 0
nBytesWrittenFromWriteQueue = 0
nCacheMiss = 7, 059, 709
nFSyncRequests = 0
nFSyncTimeouts = 0
nFSyncs = 0
nFileOpens = 72, 546
nLogBuffers = 3
nLogFSyncs = 0
nNotResident = 7, 059, 709
nOpenFiles = 100
nRandomReadBytes = 5, 043, 661, 824
nRandomReads = 2, 445, 347
nRandomWriteBytes = 0
nRandomWrites = 0
nReadsFromWriteQueue = 0
nRepeatFaultReads = 241, 954
nSequentialReadBytes = 10, 116, 899, 671
nSequentialReads = 4, 996, 431
nSequentialWriteBytes = 0
nSequentialWrites = 0
nTempBufferWrites = 0
nWriteQueueOverflow = 0
nWriteQueueOverflowFailures = 0
nWritesFromWriteQueue = 0
Cache: Size, assignments and deportation activity.
adminBytes = 94, 858
avgBatchCACHEMODE = 0
avgBatchCRITICAL = 17
avgBatchDAEMON = 0
avgBatchEVICTORTHREAD = 27
avgBatchMANUAL = 0
cacheTotalBytes = 618, 139, 394
614, 898, 672 = dataBytes
lockBytes = 136
nBINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nBINsEvictedCRITICAL = 19: 062
nBINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nBINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 62, 580
nBINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nBINsFetch = 7, 538, 745
nBINsFetchMiss = 172, 923
nBINsStripped = 76, 024
nBatchesCACHEMODE = 0
nBatchesCRITICAL = 224
nBatchesDAEMON = 0
nBatchesEVICTORTHREAD = 767
nBatchesMANUAL = 0
nCachedBINs = 91, 137
nCachedUpperINs = 9, 885
nEvictPasses = 5, 035
nINCompactKey = 4, 673
nINNoTarget = 72, 507
nINSparseTarget = 4, 781
nLNsFetch = 21, 093, 476
nLNsFetchMiss = 6, 790, 126
nNodesEvicted = 81, 910
nNodesScanned = 12, 784, 174
nNodesSelected = 160, 543
nRootNodesEvicted = 0
nThreadUnavailable = 7, 430
nUpperINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nUpperINsEvictedCRITICAL = 54
nUpperINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nUpperINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 217
nUpperINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nUpperINsFetch = 14, 172, 141
nUpperINsFetchMiss = 10, 230
requiredEvictBytes = 0
sharedCacheTotalBytes = 0
Cleaning: Frequency and extent of the cleansing activity log file.
cleanerBackLog = 0
fileDeletionBacklog = 0
nCleanerDeletions = 0
nCleanerEntriesRead = 0
nCleanerRuns = 0
nClusterLNsProcessed = 0
nINsCleaned = 0
nINsDead = 0
nINsMigrated = 0
nINsObsolete = 0
nLNQueueHits = 0
nLNsCleaned = 0
nLNsDead = 0
nLNsLocked = 0
nLNsMarked = 0
nLNsMigrated = 0
nLNsObsolete = 0
nMarkLNsProcessed = 0
nPendingLNsLocked = 0
nPendingLNsProcessed = 0
nRepeatIteratorReads = 0
nToBeCleanedLNsProcessed = 0
totalLogSize = 46, 529, 378-030
Compression by node: abduction and internal btree nodes.
cursorsBins = 0
dbClosedBins = 0
inCompQueueSize = 0
nonEmptyBins = 0
processedBins = 0
splitBins = 0
Control points: frequency and scope of activity of the control points.
lastCheckpointEnd = 0xa701/0xc5e490
lastCheckpointId = 83, 145
lastCheckpointStart = 0 x 0/0 x 0
nCheckpoints = 0
nDeltaINFlush = 0
nFullBINFlush = 0
nFullINFlush = 0
Environment: Environment general broad statistics.
btreeRelatchesRequired = 363
Locks: Locks held by data operations, lock contention on the lock table.
nLatchAcquireNoWaitUnsuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaitSuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaiters = 0
nLatchAcquiresSelfOwned = 0
nLatchAcquiresWithContention = 0
nLatchReleases = 0
nOwners = 2
nReadLocks = 2
nRequests = 21, 092, 472
nTotalLocks = 2
nWaiters = 0
nWaits = 0
nWriteLocks = 0

Stats 35: nearly 3 hours in
==================================
I/o: The log file opens, fsyncs writings, readings, absences from the cache.
bufferBytes = 3, 145, 728
endOfLog = 0xa701/0x1c7005c
nBytesReadFromWriteQueue = 0
nBytesWrittenFromWriteQueue = 0
nCacheMiss = 23, 599, 023
nFSyncRequests = 0
nFSyncTimeouts = 0
nFSyncs = 0
nFileOpens = 245, 062
nLogBuffers = 3
nLogFSyncs = 0
nNotResident = 23, 599, 023
nOpenFiles = 100
nRandomReadBytes = 16, 519, 197, 696
nRandomReads = 8, 048, 636
nRandomWriteBytes = 0
nRandomWrites = 0
nReadsFromWriteQueue = 0
nRepeatFaultReads = 448, 164
nSequentialReadBytes = 34, 342, 084, 162
nSequentialReads = 16, 311, 182
nSequentialWriteBytes = 0
nSequentialWrites = 0
nTempBufferWrites = 0
nWriteQueueOverflow = 0
nWriteQueueOverflowFailures = 0
nWritesFromWriteQueue = 0
Cache: Size, assignments and deportation activity.
adminBytes = 94, 858
avgBatchCACHEMODE = 0
avgBatchCRITICAL = 4
avgBatchDAEMON = 0
avgBatchEVICTORTHREAD = 4
avgBatchMANUAL = 0
cacheTotalBytes = 618, 608, 050
615, 367, 328 = dataBytes
lockBytes = 136
nBINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nBINsEvictedCRITICAL = 47, 462
nBINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nBINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 250, 549
nBINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nBINsFetch = 25, 437, 033
nBINsFetchMiss = 378, 634
nBINsStripped = 291, 420
nBatchesCACHEMODE = 0
nBatchesCRITICAL = 202
nBatchesDAEMON = 0
nBatchesEVICTORTHREAD = 2, 377
nBatchesMANUAL = 0
nCachedBINs = 80, 479
nCachedUpperINs = 9, 844
nEvictPasses = 51, 670
nINCompactKey = 4, 673
nINNoTarget = 50, 893
nINSparseTarget = 3, 131
nLNsFetch = 71, 421, 061
nLNsFetchMiss = 23, 123, 231
nNodesEvicted = 298, 815
nNodesScanned = 3, 112, 404, 708
nNodesSelected = 824, 668
nRootNodesEvicted = 0
nThreadUnavailable = 294, 966
nUpperINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nUpperINsEvictedCRITICAL = 125
nUpperINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nUpperINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 685
nUpperINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nUpperINsFetch = 48, 198, 643
nUpperINsFetchMiss = 10, 728
requiredEvictBytes = 639
sharedCacheTotalBytes = 0
Cleaning: Frequency and extent of the cleansing activity log file.
cleanerBackLog = 0
fileDeletionBacklog = 0
nCleanerDeletions = 0
nCleanerEntriesRead = 0
nCleanerRuns = 0
nClusterLNsProcessed = 0
nINsCleaned = 0
nINsDead = 0
nINsMigrated = 0
nINsObsolete = 0
nLNQueueHits = 0
nLNsCleaned = 0
nLNsDead = 0
nLNsLocked = 0
nLNsMarked = 0
nLNsMigrated = 0
nLNsObsolete = 0
nMarkLNsProcessed = 0
nPendingLNsLocked = 0
nPendingLNsProcessed = 0
nRepeatIteratorReads = 0
nToBeCleanedLNsProcessed = 0
totalLogSize = 46, 529, 378-030
Compression by node: abduction and internal btree nodes.
cursorsBins = 0
dbClosedBins = 0
inCompQueueSize = 0
nonEmptyBins = 0
processedBins = 0
splitBins = 0
Control points: frequency and scope of activity of the control points.
lastCheckpointEnd = 0xa701/0xc5e490
lastCheckpointId = 83, 145
lastCheckpointStart = 0 x 0/0 x 0
nCheckpoints = 0
nDeltaINFlush = 0
nFullBINFlush = 0
nFullINFlush = 0
Environment: Environment general broad statistics.
btreeRelatchesRequired = 363
Locks: Locks held by data operations, lock contention on the lock table.
nLatchAcquireNoWaitUnsuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaitSuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaiters = 0
nLatchAcquiresSelfOwned = 0
nLatchAcquiresWithContention = 0
nLatchReleases = 0
nOwners = 2
nReadLocks = 2
nRequests = 71, 420, 057
nTotalLocks = 2
nWaiters = 0
nWaits = 0
nWriteLocks = 0

His stats 36: 5 minutes after Stats 35 - abysmal performance
==========================================================
I/o: The log file opens, fsyncs writings, readings, absences from the cache.
bufferBytes = 3, 145, 728
endOfLog = 0xa701/0x1c7005c
nBytesReadFromWriteQueue = 0
nBytesWrittenFromWriteQueue = 0
nCacheMiss = 23, 599, 314
nFSyncRequests = 0
nFSyncTimeouts = 0
nFSyncs = 0
nFileOpens = 245, 063
nLogBuffers = 3
nLogFSyncs = 0
nNotResident = 23, 599, 314
nOpenFiles = 100
nRandomReadBytes = 16, 519, 396, 352
nRandomReads = 8, 048, 733
nRandomWriteBytes = 0
nRandomWrites = 0
nReadsFromWriteQueue = 0
nRepeatFaultReads = 448, 166
nSequentialReadBytes = 34, 342, 490 293
nSequentialReads = 16, 311, 379
nSequentialWriteBytes = 0
nSequentialWrites = 0
nTempBufferWrites = 0
nWriteQueueOverflow = 0
nWriteQueueOverflowFailures = 0
nWritesFromWriteQueue = 0
Cache: Size, assignments and deportation activity.
adminBytes = 94, 858
avgBatchCACHEMODE = 0
avgBatchCRITICAL = 4
avgBatchDAEMON = 0
avgBatchEVICTORTHREAD = 4
avgBatchMANUAL = 0
cacheTotalBytes = 618, 607, 586
615, 366, 864 = dataBytes
lockBytes = 136
nBINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nBINsEvictedCRITICAL = 47, 463
nBINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nBINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 250, 551
nBINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nBINsFetch = 25, 462, 823
nBINsFetchMiss = 378, 636
nBINsStripped = 291, 423
nBatchesCACHEMODE = 0
nBatchesCRITICAL = 194
nBatchesDAEMON = 0
nBatchesEVICTORTHREAD = 2, 628
nBatchesMANUAL = 0
nCachedBINs = 80, 478
nCachedUpperINs = 9, 844
nEvictPasses = 54, 594
nINCompactKey = 4, 673
nINNoTarget = 50, 891
nINSparseTarget = 3, 131
nLNsFetch = 71, 447, 426
nLNsFetchMiss = 23, 123, 520
nNodesEvicted = 298, 818
nNodesScanned = 3, 701, 931-012
nNodesSelected = 837, 417
nRootNodesEvicted = 0
nThreadUnavailable = 317, 852
nUpperINsEvictedCACHEMODE = 0
nUpperINsEvictedCRITICAL = 125
nUpperINsEvictedDAEMON = 0
nUpperINsEvictedEVICTORTHREAD = 685
nUpperINsEvictedMANUAL = 0
nUpperINsFetch = 48, 224, 717
nUpperINsFetchMiss = 10, 728
requiredEvictBytes = 175
sharedCacheTotalBytes = 0
Cleaning: Frequency and extent of the cleansing activity log file.
cleanerBackLog = 0
fileDeletionBacklog = 0
nCleanerDeletions = 0
nCleanerEntriesRead = 0
nCleanerRuns = 0
nClusterLNsProcessed = 0
nINsCleaned = 0
nINsDead = 0
nINsMigrated = 0
nINsObsolete = 0
nLNQueueHits = 0
nLNsCleaned = 0
nLNsDead = 0
nLNsLocked = 0
nLNsMarked = 0
nLNsMigrated = 0
nLNsObsolete = 0
nMarkLNsProcessed = 0
nPendingLNsLocked = 0
nPendingLNsProcessed = 0
nRepeatIteratorReads = 0
nToBeCleanedLNsProcessed = 0
totalLogSize = 46, 529, 378-030
Compression by node: abduction and internal btree nodes.
cursorsBins = 0
dbClosedBins = 0
inCompQueueSize = 0
nonEmptyBins = 0
processedBins = 0
splitBins = 0
Control points: frequency and scope of activity of the control points.
lastCheckpointEnd = 0xa701/0xc5e490
lastCheckpointId = 83, 145
lastCheckpointStart = 0 x 0/0 x 0
nCheckpoints = 0
nDeltaINFlush = 0
nFullBINFlush = 0
nFullINFlush = 0
Environment: Environment general broad statistics.
btreeRelatchesRequired = 363
Locks: Locks held by data operations, lock contention on the lock table.
nLatchAcquireNoWaitUnsuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaitSuccessful = 0
nLatchAcquiresNoWaiters = 0
nLatchAcquiresSelfOwned = 0
nLatchAcquiresWithContention = 0
nLatchReleases = 0
nOwners = 2
nReadLocks = 2
nRequests = 71, 446, 422
nTotalLocks = 2
nWaiters = 0
nWaits = 0
nWriteLocks = 0
Please report the thread dumps. These show what we expect, if our hypothesis on the cause of the problem is correct.
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Firefox is unbearably slow after update (/ questions/985969)

Firefox slows and raises my CPU at 100% after a few hours of use. This happened again and again after that I updated Firefox Versions 27, 28 and 29 now. If I restart my computer, Firefox works normally for a while before it slows down again. Same text by tapping on my e-mail slows down to a crawl.

The 3 modules I have are the following: -.
(a) Edge Adblock 2.1.1
(b) download videos from Youtube in MP4 1.7.18
(c) McAfee SiteAdvisor 3.7.0

It is a serious problem and a game changer for Firefox. I hope that experts in Firefox will fix this bug soon. Meanwhile, if there is a solution to this problem, someone would share its solution in this thread please?

Launch Firefox in Mode safe

While you are in safe mode; Firefox Options > advanced > General.

Find and stop using hardware acceleration.

Dig safe web sites and see if there is still a problem. Then restart.

It could be the work of one of your modules, or even add / bad-ware.
Look through your list of modules and make sure you know what each of them is
and so. In addition,
check the programs that are on your computer
Windows > start > Control Panel > uninstall programs.
Go through the list and a web search to check that you have not
know what they are.

Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

Satellite Pro 2100 is really really slow running

I have a satellite pro 2100 I killed a friend.
He said his brother gave him and that he had no idea what was wrong because he didn't have a chance to watch it.

I put windows xp pro top and used the bottom of the laptop pro license key.

but the laptop is really really slow.
It may take up to 5 minutes for nothing I click to open up.

the strange thing is the laptop works fine in safe mode, can open things like I should.

but in normal windows mode, it slows down to a crawl and even crashes.

I have trie all to my knowledge.
I even uninstalled and turn off the graphics drive that I thought that he maybe, but he always does.

I tried multiple copies different from xp pro and even tried a copy of vista, but still the same.

He had 2 different lots of tried in ram, 2 sticks was new aswel. I tried 3 different hard drives and still the same.

My thoughts are that the integrated graphics card is exhausted.

can anyone else confirm this? Certainly this isn't a software issue because I tried a few different copies of xp and vista. IM about to bin it now.

> anyone can confirm this?
Don t think someone could confirm everything that is related to a malfunction of the equipment.
Here in the forum, we can talk about problems and makers of disorders, but no one will be able to say with certainty what's going wrong here.

First laptop computer is an oldie.
The Mobile Intel Pentium 4 CPU, isn t a up to date CPU and in my opinion, that don't expect too much performance.

I put t know how this camera supports memory but everything below 1 GB of Ram would be good enough to the smooth running of the laptop.

However, given that the unit works much faster saving mode, I guess there must be a hardware related problem.

Internet Explorer 7 is slow and stalls.

Original title: a i e 7 speed is slow and stalls on. occasion.__two of problems with yahoo pinochle lately.once in living room 2 or any other, table does not load unless I put table on the small table. another it just happens

Puter speed a problem, do not know what to eliminate programs that were self installed.

in the games, I have problems with pinoclhle. no problem getting lounging.

Once in the living room, and select table, table will not load, after a few trys, with error mess. I kill and click options, click on small table and it will go immediately.

Hello

a. Summers - play you this game online or have you downloaded and installed?
b. whose exploitation is installed on your computer?
(c) what programs have been installed in the car? and how to get installed automatically?

Method 1.
No matter how fast your Internet connection, there are moments where things will slow down to a crawl. This desire to article help sort out you what kinds of things can go wrong, learn what you can do about them and discover how to make the most of your Internet connection.

Why is my Internet connection so slow?
http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/why-is-my-Internet-connection-so-slow

Method 2.
This game requires java and adobe flashplayer to play.
See the link below the site of Yahoo Answers:
Why yahoo pinochle games load used?
http://answers.Yahoo.com/question/index?QID=20100428075841AABLl2M

Method 3.
I would also recommend to optimize internet explore as it stalls again.

For more information see the link below and follow the steps below for Internet Explorer 7:
How to optimize Internet Explorer
http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936213

How to play Pinochle
http://games.Yahoo.com/help/PI

For additional help, you can also check at Yahoo Answers.
http://answers.Yahoo.com/

I hope this helps.

Thank you, and in what concerns:
Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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What are the meaning of the different network Options?

Initially, I assumed [1 x 1] means only (2.4 GHz) band and [2 x 2] mean dual band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), but the following options are listed for the HP ENVY - computer laptop 17 t. It is my understanding that 802.11ac protocol works on the 5 GHz band so the third option must be otherwise dual band, she couldn't communicate with many routers in use because they are supported only on the 2.4 Ghz band.

1 802.11b/g/n WLAN [1 x 1]

2 802.11b/g/n WLAN and Bluetooth® [1 x 1]

3 Intel 802.11ac WLAN and Bluetooth® [1 x 1]

4 Intel 802.11ac WLAN and Bluetooth® [2 x 2]

HP seems to go back because I have a laptop HP G70 age of 6 years which came standard with a network adapter dual band 802.11n, but lately it seems that HP has only NICs band 802.11n in most laptops, and it is not even an option to update.

Can someone clarify what means these designations. If doe [1 x 1] does not mean only one band and [2 x 2] does not have dual band, how someone to determine if the first two options are single or double band band, since the "n" Protocol can operate on both bands?

I am not concerned by the "ac" Protocol because some routers support this Protocol but I'm worried about whether the network adapter is simple or double band, since I live in a condo complex and neighbors are on the band 2.4 GHz, which causes my WF - FI to slow down to a crawl, but if I'm on the Gz 5 band the WI - FI works at full speed. I was very surprised when I bought my HP all-in-one"system to discover that he had only a single band network adapter and I had to buy a 3rd party network card so that my WIFI would not slow down to 3 Mbps instead of running at the speed of the line (29 Mbps).

Hello:

This article does a good job of explaining the difference.

http://superuser.com/questions/323347/laptop-wireless-networking-options-1x1-vs-2x2

The way that I say if a wireless card is simple or double band, is that if it is listed bgn, it is a single card (2.4 GHz) band and whether it is listed abgn agn or it is a double card band.

Is it possible to see what is running in the system idle process?

Too often, my laptop computer Windows 7 system slows down to a crawl. Lambasts the drive. And Windows 7 will be smart enough to know that things are bad, but not smart enough to know exactly which slows down things. It is simply asking if I want to use an interface that uses fewer resources.

If I look at the screen in a program called Process Explorer, it is said that most of the cpu is used by a process called the system idle process. But you cannot stop this process. I need more information. What is past in the idle system process that slows down my system to a crawl, alarming even Windows 7 and stolen my hard drive - it's what I want to know.

On Friday, May 24, 2013 10:44:14 + 0000, Simon_671 wrote:

If I look at the screen in a program called Process Explorer, it is said that most of the cpu is used by a process called the system idle process. But you cannot stop this process. I need more information. What is past in the idle system process that slows down my system to a crawl, alarming even Windows 7 and stolen my hard drive - it's what I want to know.

Anything that slows down your computer, it is not System Idle
Process. "System idle process" is not at all no problem. Means "idle".
"not in use." It's just the name of the system is done when
It doesn't do anything. It's there just to make the total to add up to
102 g

Ken Blake

Response of mouse slows down when editing

It is a continuation of a discussion dated dated August 21, 2011 16:26 with suggestions of Bill Gehrke and John Smith, who has recommended how I could speed up edition and made my PC i7 and suggestions to solve the slow response of the mouse .
My problem:
After that several clicks of the mouse, the first quick reactions from first Pro CS5 are starting to slow down to a crawl.
My PC:
-ASUS P6TWS Professional Motherboard
-Intel Core i7 920 CPU
-12 GB OF DDR3 1333 RAM
-4 HD 1 TB
-Video card ATI RADEON 4670 1
-Coolermaster 690 case separate real power 700W
-LG BlueRay writer
-Microsoft Wireless Laser Keyboard 6000 v2.0
-Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000
Recommendations:
1. Disable indexing on your hard drives.
2. Try wired keyboard and mouse (old style, no USB) with the generic driver for Win7.
3. Try disabling the two security programs.
4. Do not use boot drive for what anyone (editing wise) but the OS and applications. Sale video project and media on another quick of HDD or a table.
5. Try another (more recent AND older) driver for your ATI card.
Status of the above numbered items:
1. Indexing is disabled on all drives used for video editing.
2. The Asus P6T WS Pro motherboard has a combo keyboard and mouse PS2 Connector. I was trying to use an old PS2 Keyboard and mouse PS2 to replace the Microsoft wireless keyboard/mouse. This would require a PS2 PS2 male/2 female adapter. Information on the Internet shows that there is 2 pins to spare on a standard PS2. These 2 spare pins are used on connectors PS2 combo for the mouse clock and data which I assume is the case for the ASUS motherboard. This requires a special adapter where regular clock pins and the date the female to PS2 Keyboard and pins of alternatives to the female to PS2 Mouse. I couldn't so far find such an adapter.
3. I need to use the Internet for updates of program so I would disconnect the LAN to disable security for the trial. If security is the issue, I guess it would be to disconnect the LAN and disabling security whenever I'm editing video.
4. I have 1 TB disks 3 other than the boot drive, one for each video source, audio source and output rendered. I think that the reader audio source would be best to share with the project file because the audio files are not as demanding on the CPU if treated earlier in Soundbooth.
5. I'll try different drivers.
As recommended, the first Pro Benchmark I ran against my i7 PC to conclude that performance was close to the other similarly configured PCs. This confirms that I am dealing with problems of the outdoor unit. In this case, the interaction of the mouse when editing is the likely suspect. I'll try a second run after the changes. I don't know how the files originate in the testbed among my 4 hard drives so that the results may not indicate a better distribution of readers.
Does anyone can tell where I can get a combo reliable adapter PS2? Do not share the drive audio source with the project file a better choice than the readers of rendered files or video source?
John

> solved by replacing the laser mouse with a PS2 Mouse Wireless

Just guessing here... but my 'better thinking' is that your problem is not the material of the mouse, but the the mouse software that created the wireless link was not totally compatible with 'something' in Adobe software

Another option could be a USB mouse

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