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edd1986 December 19th, 2005 11:09 AM

LimeWire uses 100% CPU
 
Hi. after LimeWire has been running for a few mins the CPU % in use steadily increases until LimeWire uses 99%, hence slowing my computer heavily. Any ideas what the problem is?

Thanks

federer_3511 December 19th, 2005 04:54 PM

wow...thats really weird. i just checked mine and its around 5%. the only thing i can think of is other processes are running also, along with viruses and spyware. But even if u did have all of that it still shouldnt be at 99%....dont know what to tell ya bud

fiveeagles December 19th, 2005 06:05 PM

Livewire really bogs down my computer too!

Lord of the Rings December 19th, 2005 06:13 PM

After opening LW, let it settle for 10-20 mins before using. Don't rush it. Also, don't use the Resume/Find Resources button on all your files. If you use it then use it on just one to three at a time. Otherwise it will use up all your computer's resources. Perhaps not downlding too many files simultaneously will also help. Make sure you have up to date Java.

Other tips: Tip: Purge the Downloads Queue!

HeadCraft December 19th, 2005 11:55 PM

bogging down?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by fiveeagles
Livewire really bogs down my computer too!
What are the specs of your computer/system (e.g. cpu, memory, OS, internet connection, etc)? Are you running any apps at the same time?

I have a 2.4 gHz p4, 80Gig SATA 7200rpm HD, w/ 512 ram on cable ISP & have never had a problem w/ LW unless I got to the point where my HD was nearly full & Windoze (XP) virtual memory manager was struggling for space. At those points I had to free up some real estate on the HD. I've been so short on space that defrag wouldn't run...so I cleared my temp folders, emptied what I could, & it helped. Sometimes we forget that our HD space & speed will effect software. I noticed improvement after I burn/backup files & free up space.

If your HD is low on space & virtual memory is cramped it will affect performance.

PS: I'm hoping that two 500Gig SATA HDs are under the tree Sunday!!


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