Can we recheck these figures

> Total: 512M
> Commit Charge: 187M
> Peak: 1.2G
>

I seem to have used an old question I have since revised. Under Commit
Charge on the Performance tab what are the Total, the Limit, and the Peak?

Have you tried pagefile monitor yet?

I would not bother about hardware interupts. Just concentrate on what
programme application may be responsible for unexpected CPU usage.

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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"lost2ny" <lost2ny@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> How much RAM memory? What is the Total, the Commit Charge and the Peak?
>
> Total: 512M
> Commit Charge: 187M
> Peak: 1.2G
>
>>> How large is your hard drive?
>
> Total: 40G total
> Free: 11G free
> Format: NTFS, 1 partition
>
> I downloaded the program you recommeded and it's telling me some
> interesting things: the missing CPU time is being used by hardware
> interrupts. Since I've never used this program before, I have no basis
> for comparison but that seems rather high. I'm going to run it on an
> identical machine down the hall as soon as it's owner leaves it
> unguarded. That should give me a clue.
>
> Thanks for the link to Major Geeks - I'd forgotten all about them. I've
> been using the WinTasks Process Library at
> http://www.processlibrary.com/, which I think is pretty good, too.
>