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01-04-2008, 02:46 PM
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Studder/lag?
When I'm listening to music and browsing web pages sometimes my music will studder like its fighting for resources. It only happens when I click on a link and it opens a new page. What is this?
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01-04-2008, 11:43 PM
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OS: WIN XP SP2
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Re: Studder/lag?
Running XP and Vista at the same time could be a problem. Your OS statement states both! If you upgraded from XP to Vista you may need to do a lot of upgrading before things will run right.. Could use more hardware information.
Low memory. Go to Control Panel/System/Advanced and check resource memory setting. Try setting it to Let Windows control it or manually increase the memory allotment. Better yet upgrade memory to 1 GB, no less that 512 MB. Your CPU may be too slow for the multitasking. |
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