Windows

please look in processes list of windows task manager and search which program has taken cpu usage.

I can make guesses ,but what you need is a packet capture program on that network segment.
There are a few you can download that have limited capability (Network Asscicates Sniffer and Wild Packets from Etherpeek),but could give you(and us) some insight as to what is going on.

Post the results to the forum and we will decipher.

Otherwise it could be :
Bad switch,bad nic,cabling ,duplex mismatch settings ,ip settings,unwanted broadcasts ,poorly written programs.
With a packet sniff trace, it gives us a clue as to where to look.

Good Luck

Actually, for most common applications, the P-IV IS slower than a P-III.

The P-IV has extra overhead in the instruction set and architecture that does allow it to perform faster for digital video editing.
Conversely, these extra features slow down the P-IV for 'normal' tasks.

This is even more true if your systems use RDRAM or SDRAM.

Intel was finally able to get P-IV performance up to near the level of the P-III by switching to DDR RAM.

Chas

i think u have open an attached e-mail messages.zip..
if so, go to norton antivirus to download the mirmail.exe removal..

try....

Is there anybody out there that could help me on this matter?

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