"John Barnes" <> wrote in message
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> Since it happens several times, why don't you launch Task Manager
> Processes and see if you can spot one that is using your CPU cycles. If
> you have a multi-core processor, you should set it to view multiple cores
> and see if one is spiking to 100% during this process (performance). If,
> as happened to me you end up with one core handling too much, you can set
> affinity as I occasionally have to do.
>
And how, exactly, does one "set affinity?" (Not being intimately familiar
with that function... and thought others might like to know too...)
Lang
>
> "whiffich" <> wrote in message
> news:0907336E-BC55-4268-9FBC-...
>>I have been running Vista Ultimate on my home PC for a year. It is fine
>>but
>> has an annoying habit of the screen freezing for EXACTLY 30 seconds (I
>> have
>> the analogue clock with a second hand that also freezes and starts again
>> 30
>> seconds later!). It tends to do this about 3 or 4 times after I first
>> boot up
>> and then everything is fine. I have not installed SP1. Any ideas?
>>
>> Thanks
>
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