Re: CPU Usage
From: Tom (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/07/04
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Date: Mon, 6 Sep 2004 23:41:11 -0700
Dave, Your are clearly an arrogant @$$hole!!!!
Have a great day!!
Tom
>-----Original Message-----
><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> squirted these
wordjisms deep
>inside the bumtube of the newstwat in
news:050401c4908d$162309c0
>$a401280a@phx.gbl:
>
>> Dave,
>>
>> Thanks for the help.
>
>You're very welcome.
>
>Unlike you I am a novice at using
>> the computer. When I saw red I believed that it meant
>> something was wrong. Since I ran all the virus
scanning
>> I could, ran spybot and basically cleaned up all of my
>> software, I did not suspect a software problem. I
>> thought, not being the genius you are, that the
software
>> may be smart enough to recognize when memory is bad.
I
>> simply asked what the red meant. Microsoft could not
>> tell me. Microsoft's online help did not help. I was
>> merely asking for some direction.
>
>Which I was happy to provide.
>
>I couldn't help pointing out that Microsoft are not the
ones who wrongly
>linked a colour with a possible problem on your computer
which didn't
>exist, and then compunded that by suspecting that your
hardware was
>responsible.
>
>That's probably why their help files do not specifically
say "if you see
>a red colour on your Task Manager's performance graph,
it is not a
>hardware problem, you just have chosen to show kernmel
times. Changing
>that will make it green, if that's what you prefer". You
did all that
>supposition, and sarcastically calling me a genius will
not change that
>or help you.
>
>Incidentally, is there anything else you think Microsoft
has omitted from
>their help files justy to confound you? Perhaps they
should have included
>a warning that computer users should generally "be
careful", or advise
>you that "there's no point learning to swim, as you
could be shot in the
>head tomorrow". That's clarly nonsense, but about as
relevant as a red
>Graph in your task Manager to your memory's performance.
>
>What will help you is investigating the options in the
application
>concerned (which is how I found the answer to your
question), looking on
>google, or else asking in here. I do things in that
specific order, but
>you opted to do the last one of thee first. I helped
answer your question
>and consequently, I fail to see why you think there were
grounds for
>sarcasm.
>
>
>> Again thanks for the help.
>
>Again, you're very welcome.
>
>--
>*********************************
>> David Qunt
>>
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