Memory and system utilization usage is unchanged from earlier views under Task Manager (FF with many windows/tabs open may take on average 1524MB out of 32GB on the machine, and perhaps 5% of the cores, more or less). (As an example, it has required more than 5 minutes to enter this text so far, even though I am now running in Safe Mode.)
'''Consider this problem done.'''but it took a beer or two.Beginning 3 days ago, for no reason I know of, Firefox has become sluggish and active windows frequently report that they are "not responding": the cursor will spin, character entry is impossible, scrolling can't be invoked, and even clicks on other open tabs are ignored. All one gets is the MS dupe caption that a system reset is being done. Do you recall anything like that?'' '' Well, Nup. '''.if you want Windows to save your data. If Win10 is working properly (rare) it automatically detects the omission (from the small Speaker icon) when hardware changes are detected and will reload.My advice.becareful. At one´s peril, several sites suggest that those users suffering poor sound quality to get into the Device driver, nudge down into the sound section and delete the Realtek driver software. Now then it actually asked me to override the old links.and Yes, is the answer as the old may be corrupt.Ĭonsider this problem done.but it took a beer or two.Īll sorts of peculiarities with Win10 20HD2 home edition, the ACER backlight now functions after a couple of years absentia, which tells me it was a BIOS problem too.Ĭheers fjscher2000 and others, I´ll send beers over.īe forewarned, but unrelated the original culprit to the internecine problems was nothing to do with FireFox, but the was the RealTek audio driver. All one gets is the MS dupe caption that a system reset is being done.Īnyway, don´t all snigger, but with the behavior of the Notebook and it´s lousy performance, my memory is better than it, and I managed to recollect all the web links and, "voila" into the bookmarks. Do you recall anything like that? Well, Nup.
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