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Try to determine where the bottleneck is:
- use the performance monitor to see what resources are being overutilized. Processor or RAM are likely culprits.
- use the task manager also to find processes that are sucking up proc time and memory.
- task manager also tells you all running processes (including TSRs) so there may be some service in the background sucking up resources.
- set a baseline and find out what the box's performance is like over a period of time. This can helpin seeing if there are any scheduled jobs taking up resources.
- defrag your hard drive.
- evaluate your active user processes vs. hardware capability. Despite windows 2000 minimum performance specs, it's practically impossible to do anythinguseful on a low-end (from the perspective of w2k) box. Sometimes there's no getting around getting a more robust box.
Hope that helps -
by graha027
by jose mir
If nothing seems to work wipe your disk and install W2K and applications again.
If you are tired of doing it too often switch to Apple!
Regards,
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