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Don Penguinoini
Modi.
im in there, its worth it
OK, I've downloaded firefox, and I still get the same "a script in this movie is causing Adobe flash player to run slowly, if it continues to run, your computer may become unresponsive"
Why does my computer think I'm accessing a movie? Why can I sometimes get into chat and sometimes not?
What's going on?
yossarian22
Resident Schizophrenic
You are running Firefox right, so its not the crapulous nature of Internet Explorer. It is the crapulous nature of Adobe Flash player. It has a nasty tendency to grow oversized cache files which cause it to slow down regardless of what you are running. Normally a reboot fixes this. If not, a disk cleanup ought to.
yossarian22
Resident Schizophrenic
First try Willamena's Ajax chat first.
If that does not work...
A reboot is just the same as a restart.
Hit start, the little power button thingy, and select restart.
Disk cleanup is the least preferable of your options as it takes about an hour or so depending on how big your harddrive is and how fast your computer is.
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
I'd go to the chat, but I need to go to class very soon.
Some bit of clean-up that may help:
In Explorer browser, go into Tools, Internet Options, and clean up the 'Temporary Internet Files'. Just delete them all --they are only there as a convenience and most are just taking up space. In 'Settings...' set your temporary Internet folder size to the smallest (mine's 10 MB).
If you want, also 'Delete Cookies'. You will have to re-login to things that you'd logged in before, but if you have your passwords handy that isn't a big deal.
If you want to go further, if you have Microsoft Office, there are other redundant (convenience) files that can go. Open My Documents and switch to local C drive. Locate Documents and Settings, {username**, Application Data, Microsoft, Office, and a folder called Recent. Those 'recent' documents are saved temporary copies of documents you've opened. They can be safely deleted, except for one. There is one file in there that won't delete even if you try, that is the index.dat.
In Explorer browser, go into Tools, Internet Options, and clean up the 'Temporary Internet Files'. Just delete them all --they are only there as a convenience and most are just taking up space. In 'Settings...' set your temporary Internet folder size to the smallest (mine's 10 MB).
If you want, also 'Delete Cookies'. You will have to re-login to things that you'd logged in before, but if you have your passwords handy that isn't a big deal.
If you want to go further, if you have Microsoft Office, there are other redundant (convenience) files that can go. Open My Documents and switch to local C drive. Locate Documents and Settings, {username**, Application Data, Microsoft, Office, and a folder called Recent. Those 'recent' documents are saved temporary copies of documents you've opened. They can be safely deleted, except for one. There is one file in there that won't delete even if you try, that is the index.dat.
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
Come In!!!