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Hanging problem
Whenever I click on the back button or about any button my mouse hangs and it takes 5 to 10 second for the page or the pop up menu to come up. What's the solution? It used to pop right up .The only thing I have running in the task bar is Norton's AV .Processor is showing 1725MHz temp is 48c Thanks
Mobo Asus A7v8X-X 40 gig WD HD 2 sticks 256mb DDR Kingston AMD Athlon XP 2100+ processor 7000 Radeon graphics Liteon 52x24x52 rewriter 500 watt PS Windows 98se |
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How much stuff do you have running in the background? 98SE doesn't handle multitasking too well.
With the specs on your system, I'd say you'd get better performance with win2000.
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I have thought about getting win 2000 but then again some refer win me as win 2000 . Please clarify . I only have seen win 2000 pro and win 2000 server.
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theres win2k only pro, server, advanced server and datacenter server. no "win2k home" like winxp.
i think force_flow means win2k pro. |
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btw i use win2k pro too! i like it
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That clears that up. Thanks
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. . . Just in case it might be a delinquent mouse driver:
. . . you can also try removing your mouse from Device Manager in Safe Mode - & while in Safe Mode go in Add/Remove to remove any third-party MouseWare type software. Let Windows find and reinstall the mouse on reboot. I prefer the drivers built into Win98se to third-party drivers. If you need extra functionality provided by the manufacturer's drivers, see if the uninstall/reinstall restores their behavior to acceptable. I'd probably try an over-the-top [http://forum.pcmech.com/showthread.p...threadid=70846] before I'd spring money for a new OS. If you already own an unused disk of Win2k/XP, that would match the system in your specs better than Win98 (better performance all-around, like force-flow mentions - but it's $100 to $170 USD difference if you haven't got a disk already) . . . Gary [p.s. - might try a different mouse, too.] Last edited by GaryRouth; 01-07-2004 at 01:22 AM. |
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