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If you're getting a "Sys Resource Insufficient" message, it means Windows 95 is too low on
GDI or USER resources to start a new process (or app.). When I use Netscape (everyday), I
often run low on user resources. The QP v2.1 programs are also resources hogs (possibly
even leaks). Try to keep the number of programs and TSR's you have running in memory to a
minimum. The sad fact is, Windows 9x has few GDI or USER resources and it is easy to run
low on them.
If I get a warning from Norton System Doctor, which incidentally I received a 3% GDI
resources warning just today, I exit any programs I am not using. If I exit Netscape v4.75
and restart it, it usually frees about 20%.
If you need more help either choosing a computer or removing TSR's, email me.
Daniel.
"A.J. Maas" wrote:
> see answers below
>
> Regards,
> Ton Maas
> ms-irb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Dismiss the ".nospam" bit (including the dot) when replying.
> Homepage http://home.planet.nl/~anthmaas
>
> ----- Oorspronkelijk bericht -----
> Van: <Tseshuyan@xxxxxxx>
> Aan: "A.J. Maas"
> Verzonden: vrijdag 13 oktober 2000 2:00
> Onderwerp: windows ME & window 2k
>
> > Hi:
> >
> > I am a newbie reading the mailing list to learn.
> >
> > I need both a new computer and a trading/charting software.
> >
> > My current 133mhz keeps giving Sys Resource Insufficient problem which I know
> > is common with Window 95.
>
> This is not common in Win95.
> It is common for not properly configured machines.
> This properly then could be due to:
> -badly installed hardware (in the BIOS and WinOS's Control Panel etcetera)
> -insufficiant hardware (MEM+VideoCard etcetra)
> -badly installed software (WinOS and inluding the wrong and/or too old drivers versions)
> -bad disk maintenance
> and most likely always due to insufficient hardware.
>
> > Your posting comparing the 2 OS is excellent.
> > Now I know Window 2000 has too many unnecessary small applns at start up;
> > whereas Window ME is too strong on graphics which I am not interested.
>
> WinME gives user a few extra's on graphical moulding + viewing capabilities.
> But its core is still 9.x and that is an as solid as a rock OS.
> Most people just don't know how to properly configure + maintain the 9.x OS's.
> Here at home I'm still running Win95 and haven't re-installed since early 1997 !!!!!!.
>
> > You mention Window 2000Personal Edition which has a new filing system. Do
> > you know when this will come out and if this OS is good to use with any
> > trading & charting software?
>
> It will most likely be due in the Summer of 2001.
> Its core is Win2k which on its turn is actualy an upgraded version of NT4.
> Haven't heard or seen any problems with Trading & Charting Software being used
> on all of these OS's, apart from some minor hic ups that are "common" due
> to these T&Csoftware manufacturers selling bugged software {MSK tho, runs well
> on all OS's}, and therefore do not expect any problems on the new Win2kPE platforms.
>
> > Thanks
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