My Computer:
Windows 2000
Pentium III 700 Mhz OC'd to 903Mhz (very stable)
384MB RAM
I have one application, CyberGenie, which just kills my system when it is running. I can see that the CPU is 99% idle, and there is plenty of RAM. How can I check the I/O? That's the only other thing I can think of.
The problem is really weird. When CyberGenie is running some applications run really slow, and some normal. For example, installing software (doesn't matter what it is) takes about 10 minutes after double clicking until the installer unpacks and hits 100% and is ready for the installation process. WIthout CyberGenie running, it takes 5 seconds. Starting up Photoshop is very slow. It takes about 1 minute, slowly reading in all the fonts, while normally, it is up in seconds. But some applications, like IE or Outlook run just fine.
Anyone have any ideas? How can I see what's happening under the hood here?
Thank you.
Windows 2000
Pentium III 700 Mhz OC'd to 903Mhz (very stable)
384MB RAM
I have one application, CyberGenie, which just kills my system when it is running. I can see that the CPU is 99% idle, and there is plenty of RAM. How can I check the I/O? That's the only other thing I can think of.
The problem is really weird. When CyberGenie is running some applications run really slow, and some normal. For example, installing software (doesn't matter what it is) takes about 10 minutes after double clicking until the installer unpacks and hits 100% and is ready for the installation process. WIthout CyberGenie running, it takes 5 seconds. Starting up Photoshop is very slow. It takes about 1 minute, slowly reading in all the fonts, while normally, it is up in seconds. But some applications, like IE or Outlook run just fine.
Anyone have any ideas? How can I see what's happening under the hood here?
Thank you.
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