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Phil
May 17, 2003, 11:50:04 AM5/17/03
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About a week ago, in the "CPU Usage" monitor in Windows
Task Manager, the indicator that monitors CPU activity
started running some red instead of the typical green.
This doesn't seem like it can be good. What does this red
mean? In device manager, the CPU is said to be having no
problems. Also, in the BIOS, the temperature on the CPU is
normal. Performance is not being affected, as far as I can
tell.
Task Manager, the indicator that monitors CPU activity
started running some red instead of the typical green.
This doesn't seem like it can be good. What does this red
mean? In device manager, the CPU is said to be having no
problems. Also, in the BIOS, the temperature on the CPU is
normal. Performance is not being affected, as far as I can
tell.
Crusty (-: Old Bastard :-)
May 17, 2003, 1:04:21 PM5/17/03
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You are viewing the "kernal" times. You can turn it off under the view tab.
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Phil
May 17, 2003, 3:31:33 PM5/17/03
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The problem is not turning it off. The problem is, why is
the indicator running red in the "CPU Performance" window.
I'm concerned about something being amiss with the
processor.
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the indicator running red in the "CPU Performance" window.
I'm concerned about something being amiss with the
processor.
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Phil
May 17, 2003, 5:29:28 PM5/17/03
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Oops . . . my mistake. I rececked what you were talking
about; you were exactly right. It was the "kernal" times.
Thanks for your time.
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about; you were exactly right. It was the "kernal" times.
Thanks for your time.
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