robin
December 11th 03, 11:13 PM
are you talking about the task manager - it will tell you
the total CPU usage as well as break it down for you. Are
you having problems with cpu usage when you connect to
the internet? Maybe problems with SVCHOST.exe? Also
there is a great program called FreeRam that will give
you the break down of CPU usage and also free up your
ram..and the program is free!
>-----Original Message-----
>I am needing to know how the find the percent of system
>resources being used on my computer. I have upgraded to
>Windows XP. I had Windows 98. With Windows 98, I could
>find the system resources and delete unneccassary
>programs or tasks to free up more resources and improve
>overall performance of my computer. The menu showed
>resource used as a percent-55% or 67%. The higher to
>better performance of the computer. However, with
Window
>XP, I can not find the overall system resources. I can
>only find hard drive resouces left, but this is not the
>same. If anyone has infomation useful to my situation,
>please e-mail me the steps to find. Thank you.
>.
>
the total CPU usage as well as break it down for you. Are
you having problems with cpu usage when you connect to
the internet? Maybe problems with SVCHOST.exe? Also
there is a great program called FreeRam that will give
you the break down of CPU usage and also free up your
ram..and the program is free!
>-----Original Message-----
>I am needing to know how the find the percent of system
>resources being used on my computer. I have upgraded to
>Windows XP. I had Windows 98. With Windows 98, I could
>find the system resources and delete unneccassary
>programs or tasks to free up more resources and improve
>overall performance of my computer. The menu showed
>resource used as a percent-55% or 67%. The higher to
>better performance of the computer. However, with
Window
>XP, I can not find the overall system resources. I can
>only find hard drive resouces left, but this is not the
>same. If anyone has infomation useful to my situation,
>please e-mail me the steps to find. Thank you.
>.
>