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ProcessTamer / Re: new version install

« on: August 30, 2007, 01:42 AM »

thank you

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ProcessTamer / new version install

« on: August 29, 2007, 09:14 PM »

To install the new version do i have to uninstall the old version first?

Also, awhile back i had a problem with Process Tamer not running. I since discovered that having the windows service that runs performance counters and logs is necessary for Process Tamer.
https://www.donation...fb7&topic=2159.0

Andrew

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ProcessTamer / process tamer now functional

« on: February 10, 2006, 01:56 PM »

I'm not sure exactly what the problem was or exactly what the cure was. I did reinstall my system from a mirror copy and now everything is fine. Thanks for your efforts to help. I would not know what to say to jvaudrey who seemed to be having the same problem as myself. I will provide a textfile attachment of my current services profile if this would of help.

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ProcessTamer / Re: Performance Monitor service

« on: January 23, 2006, 01:53 AM »

the only service that i have stopped that is close to "Performance Monitor" in name is Performance Logs and Alerts Service. i started that one and nothing happened. is there a different name at all for Performance Monitor ?

XPsmoker promotes the eldergeek as reference for Windows services.... http://www.theelderg...m/services_guide.htm

the CPUeater seems to be working

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ProcessTamer / oh yes, i forgot

« on: January 22, 2006, 11:05 AM »

on the processes tab it does not show any...zero
see attachment

* not clear how to put a jpeg into the message

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ProcessTamer / garnet back again

« on: January 21, 2006, 10:32 PM »

just installed the newest version of process tamer. i did this to get the upgrades, but also the program indicated that tamer tray was not running. it comes up indicating that it is running (green) and then after a second or two not running (red)
i have recently installed the newest version of xpsmoker and have one of the preconfigured services settings activated which renders down services on my operating system  close to a bare bones set.
is process tamer dependent on any services ?
i don't know if i am on the right track, but this is my best guess.

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ProcessTamer / Re: priority settings question 2

« on: October 25, 2005, 08:44 PM »

indeed.
i have been working for years on them but have only managed to publish six images so far.
maybe next year i can get some more out.
thanx.

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ProcessTamer / Re: priority settings question 2

« on: October 25, 2005, 09:58 AM »

thanks... i will think about this for awhile.

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ProcessTamer / Re: priority settings question 2

« on: October 25, 2005, 01:19 AM »

Thanks for the program, thanks for the forum.
All is well. Installed the program and ran my pc under various normal to extreame loads. I set the high trigger to 50% and the smoothing to...i guess 40%. Set some rules. All programs seemed to run better at the same time.
I want to understand how a processor/operating system allocates tasks and manages its' capacity and what i can do to help this along.

My website is about a year old and will be updated someday soon. http://www.members.shaw.ca/fishpub/

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ProcessTamer / Re: priority settings question 2

« on: October 24, 2005, 08:18 PM »

2) get yourself a nice hard disk for video; sata or scsi hd, separate from the operating system hard drive.

-mouser (October 24, 2005, 12:45 PM)

With a sata or scsi hd setup, if you go to save a file does the other hd show up in the save/as dialog
box. I've never used such a set up.
Both of your advices make sense. Thanx...
I wonder then if i invest in two extra hd's: one to compile the files and the other to render them too; so that when one is reading the other is writing and all the while the operating system hd is unencumberd. Does this sound plausable?

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ProcessTamer / Re: priority settings question 2

« on: October 24, 2005, 10:20 AM »

Thanks Carol
I am a little ways yet from being setup yet. I see that i will have research as i go. Any other tips on setting up a computer for video editing
I see that you have had fun in my expansive country. I live on Vancouver Island on the west coast.....Garnet.

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ProcessTamer / priority settings question 2

« on: October 24, 2005, 12:21 AM »

I have a 1000 mghz amd cpu and 512 meg of ram. I am planning to do video editing. As rendering the movie file takes so much work and time for the cpu, how would i control my processes and have just enough power left to do some word editing or internet browsing?
Could i set all processes to low and have those related to the rendering set to high and still have a stable system?
What settings would be appropriate?