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Doug it almost sounds like you have a bad stick of memory...To test it out
go to www.simmtester.com download their free utility for testing memory
sticks...It formats a floppy and then copies it program to it...You reboot
with the floppy in the drive and it does its thing...
This is pretty much for the system instability...as for out of resources hit
crtl-alt-delete and tell us what you are running in the dialog box (win9x)
or task manager (NT) Also with the Athlons I've seen some strange problems
if the native AMD bus master drivers are loaded, which you can tell if you
go into add/remove programs in control panel....
Good Luck,
Mike Lange
----- Original Message -----
From: Doug Fields <dfields@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: OMEGA-LIST <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 9:30 AM
Subject: ProSuite and Windows 98 - help
> Hello all,
>
> I'm running ProSuite 2000i Platinum + eSignal Online.
>
> I have an AMD Athlon 600 and 384 megs of RAM.
>
> My system resources are almost completely used up, and this is after
putting
> in another 128megs of RAM yesterday. This is per the Windows Resource
Meter!
> Things start acting flaky and I even get occasional messages saying stuff
is
> too full.
>
> I have open:
>
> Data Manager, eSignal
> Global Server, Prosuite 2000i (with about 10-15 charts and one Radar
screen)
> Internet Explorer (for trading)
> Outlook Express
>
> Would my problems be aleviated by moving to Windows ME or Windows 2000?
>
> If anyone uses Windows 2000, do you know if it would work with USB
devices?
> I have USB mouse and a whole lot of other things (video camera, video
> capture, Compact Flash reader) and Firewire (for Adobe Premier)... (This
is
> just a fishing question, not the real point of the question...)
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Doug
>
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