I have a problem, two PCs that use excel a lot hang up with that program A LOT. Tried formatting the PC, checking the ram if it was ok, even I changed the server where the excel file's are located from windows 2000 to 2003 server on a new PC and I have the same problem (I didn't upgrade just for this)....
Anyway, I'm thinking about blaming the version of excel, it's Office 2000 Final release (0 patch). If upgrading to 2003 doens't fix the problem, which I'll check tomorrow, what else could be happening?
On one PC, I get the typical error "Microsoft excel has generated a problem and must be closed" (or something like that). On the other, excel stops responding (it freezes) and when checking the Task Manager, I see excel is using 100% of the CPU.
Both PCs with Windows 2000 SP4.
Any ideas ?
Edit: Oh yeah, I forgot that on one of the two, sometimes, when entering data to excel, the typing slows so much on the PC that you press a key and the machine shows it after 3 secs. This happens some times. The PC has only 128 of ram, could that be it? When running excel, I see the memory usage is around 160 MB, both from ram and page file.
Thanks a lot !!
Anyway, I'm thinking about blaming the version of excel, it's Office 2000 Final release (0 patch). If upgrading to 2003 doens't fix the problem, which I'll check tomorrow, what else could be happening?
On one PC, I get the typical error "Microsoft excel has generated a problem and must be closed" (or something like that). On the other, excel stops responding (it freezes) and when checking the Task Manager, I see excel is using 100% of the CPU.
Both PCs with Windows 2000 SP4.
Any ideas ?
Edit: Oh yeah, I forgot that on one of the two, sometimes, when entering data to excel, the typing slows so much on the PC that you press a key and the machine shows it after 3 secs. This happens some times. The PC has only 128 of ram, could that be it? When running excel, I see the memory usage is around 160 MB, both from ram and page file.
Thanks a lot !!