175bpm
recently my media players have not been running smoothly.
CD/dvd or playing mp3 keep jumping or stuttering basically not running smoothly.
I have 35 gig of memory left
run spybot and adware
norton anti virus hasnt detected anything either.
WHen i look at the programs running or my CPU history nothing shows to be out of the ordinary..
Any suggestions
sniper420
- 175bpm wrote:
recently my media players have not been running smoothly.
CD/dvd or playing mp3 keep jumping or stuttering basically not running smoothly.
I have 35 gig of memory left
run spybot and adware
norton anti virus hasnt detected anything either.
WHen i look at the programs running or my CPU history nothing shows to be out of the ordinary..
Any suggestions
did u use or ? i love foobar, less memory usage. Try it and let us know. check out ur ram with memtest84 and try to see if it's good or bad memory
dale
thats because its a lapop
sniper420
- dale wrote:
thats because its a lapop
that's stupid reason :roll:
shizuka
Lol, kinda..
Anyway, maybe it’s ur laptop mem or the disc itself (i.e. if ur playing ur mp3s stored in disc). I have experienced it before so what I did was copy the files in hdd and rewrite it (not sure if this is your case tho...)
Jeevan
hi 175,
was that supposed to be 35 gig of HDD space? i would suggest check how many programmes run at start up, if there are a lot disable the ones that you really dont require. This basically seems to be a problem of not enough memory to run the application playing the songs or movie. I presume this happens when your laptop has been running for quite a long time. if that is the case restart it once before playing the cds.
But i am sure its programmes starting at startup ( easiest way to detect is check the number of icons in the systray in the task bar) the higher they are, more is your ram used unnecessarily.try using an application that sniper suggested to lower memory usage.
To disable the programmes run the msconfig command, go to the startup tab and disable the unwanted programmes, save the changes. restart and you are good to go. make sure u dont disable any applications required by windows to run.
if this doesnt work lemme know
If you know all of the above, why am i carrying on :lol:
cheers,
J
Nick81
^ What Jeevs said basically but I would also add in case it doesn't solve your problem to check the virtual memory. Don't panic! :lol: I am going to guide you step by step ...
1- Right-Click on My Computer which should be either on your desktop or in the Start menu. Click on Properties.
2- Click on the Advanced tab, then on Settings in the Performance section (top section)
3- On the next screen, you will have 3 tabs (Visual Effects, Advanced, Data Exec bla bla). Click on Advanced.
4- In the Virtual Memory section click on Change.
5- Make sure "Custom Size" is selected. In both Initial Size and Maximum Size enter 1.5 times the amount of RAM (memory) you have. If you're unsure about the amount of RAM you have, right-click on My Computer (step 1) and on the first screen you get (General Tab), in the Computer section on the bottom, you will find information such as CPU speed, Operating System version and the amount of RAM you have (256,512, 1 Gb...)
Once you update these 2 values, just click on OK.
6- Restart your system.
Hope that helped! Let us know if this fixes your problem!
175bpm
- Nick81 wrote:
^ What Jeevs said basically but I would also add in case it doesn't solve your problem to check the virtual memory. Don't panic! :lol: I am going to guide you step by step ...
1- Right-Click on My Computer which should be either on your desktop or in the Start menu. Click on Properties.
2- Click on the Advanced tab, then on Settings in the Performance section (top section)
3- On the next screen, you will have 3 tabs (Visual Effects, Advanced, Data Exec bla bla). Click on Advanced.
4- In the Virtual Memory section click on Change.
5- Make sure "Custom Size" is selected. In both Initial Size and Maximum Size enter 1.5 times the amount of RAM (memory) you have. If you're unsure about the amount of RAM you have, right-click on My Computer (step 1) and on the first screen you get (General Tab), in the Computer section on the bottom, you will find information such as CPU speed, Operating System version and the amount of RAM you have (256,512, 1 Gb...)
Once you update these 2 values, just click on OK.
6- Restart your system.
Hope that helped! Let us know if this fixes your problem!
still the same bt not as bad
my msn is
cheers
nosoup4u
To reduce the number of applications on startup, thus reducing memory usage, do the following:
- Click on Start, go to RUN
- Type msconfig
- Hit Ok
- Go to the Startup Tab and uncheck whatever you're not using. if you're not that computer savvy, cut and paste the list on here and we'll tell you what to uncheck.
Also, go to START, PROGRAMS, Startup and remove any useless applications that start that way too.
Always keep MSN and Yahoo on manual startup and not automatic startup.
175bpm
thanks i sent an email withthe screen shots of running programmes
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