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John,
You have hardware that is running too slow. If you want help you need
to post every fact about your setup. All hardware, data feed, how it
comes in the computer... A huge paging file wont do it. Paging is
used when the spikes of data are too fast and the programs need hard
disk space to park data and programs until the spike subsides. Well
eventually you get so much on the drive that boom it can't catch up
and blows up windows or the GS.
Give info like this.
Esignal data in via high speed connection router via ethernet.
Ok like I used to have DTN sat. running 460,800 to PacificCommware
high speed port set 460,800. 13,000 symbols TS2ki SP5 full CD SP5
version 822. If yours is SP4 or SP4c with SP5 patch let us know check
help icon for the version number.
Dual 850 PIII processors 512 MB RAM Registered chips. 100 Mhz Front
Side Buss. New Serial ATA Drives. One workspace open with 8 charts
three indicators each five systems total and none are intensive.
Three tick charts. Processors running low and spiking during fast
market to near 100% briefly. No errors on boot up. Then list exactly
what happens and when it happens. What if any error box appears.
List all recent problems with the computer and what was done to fix
them. Don't leave anything out. Basically the solution right now is
to ignore your requests or advise you to buy a new computer or maybe
change data feeds. Who knows, we don't cause we ain't got the info to
work from. If the box isn't working exactly right and perhaps well
tweaked you will have problems.
It is hard to fix someone's computer over the internet. It is
pretty hard to learn all the trash I've picked up over the last nearly
five years running this buggy program. So give me/us a break and lay
the info on us.
Best regards,
Jimmy Snowden
mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxx
Wednesday, September 17, 2003, 1:48:21 PM, you wrote:
c> I have set the paging file to 4094MB
c> still having problems
c> any suggestions? thank you
c> marc
c> catchwave@xxxxxxx
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