windows explorer locking up - is this normal?

now seems to be when i browse the network more than anything.


Heirloom wrote:
PT quoted my reference to moving the Acceleration slider and said it seemed
to help, Harry.

PT, if the 'hangs' are still taking place, but, not as often, you may have
more than one issue taking place. Have you added any applications that
would correspond to the problem beginning?? (this would include updating
programs).

Will be out of town for the next 4-5 days........maybe a more knowledgeable
body will jump in with more suggestions. You may want to give the
'selective startup' a shot.....can't hurt. And have a go with Process
Explorer........it will tell you a lot!
Heirloom, old and off to west Texas

"webster72n" wrote in message
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Your reply doesn't contain any reference to what you might have done about
it, the lock-up that is, unless it's hidden between the lines and somewhat
invisible to me. H.


"*ProteanThread*" wrote in message
oups.com...
i don't think you read my reply.

webster72n wrote:
You seem to be avoiding my question, PT.

Harry

Configure the Resource Meter to launch at startup, and monitor system
resources as you surf.

"How to Use the System Resource Meter Tool in Windows 98 and Windows
Millennium Edition"
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300059/en-us

--
Jack E. Martinelli Former MS MVP 2002-06 for Shell/User / DTS
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"*ProteanThread*" wrote in message
ups.com...
now seems to be when i browse the network more than anything.


Heirloom wrote:
PT quoted my reference to moving the Acceleration slider and said it
seemed
to help, Harry.

PT, if the 'hangs' are still taking place, but, not as often, you may
have
more than one issue taking place. Have you added any applications that
would correspond to the problem beginning?? (this would include
updating
programs).

Will be out of town for the next 4-5 days........maybe a more
knowledgeable
body will jump in with more suggestions. You may want to give the
'selective startup' a shot.....can't hurt. And have a go with Process
Explorer........it will tell you a lot!
Heirloom, old and off to west Texas

SNIP