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SteelmassacrE · **Windows XP Task Manager -** 02-19-2003, 10:01 AM

ok im running windows XP with 128mb RAM yes i know i shouldnt but ill be buying some more when i get some money anyway, i want my MoH:AA to run smooth as possible i used to run Win98 and when i done the alt+ctrl+del combo the window popped up with all the programs that were open, i knew i could close all the programs except Explorer and Systray. well now i have WinXP and when i do the alt+ctrl+del combo the screen pops up but its more complicated than before, i know i have to goto "processes" and my username for the PC is marshall is it ok to close all off the marshall processes apart from explorer and Syscfg? i also know to keep the SYSTEM, NETWORK SERVICE, LOCAL SERVICE processes because i know they are important, so can anyone tell me if its ok to end all of the marshall processes except explorer and syscfg? thanks.

P.S: sorry about the way i have described the problem im never great at describing things. biggrin:

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SteelmassacrE is Offline Senior Member Posts: 108 Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Leeds, England	Windows XP Task Manager - 02-19-2003, 10:01 AM ok im running windows XP with 128mb RAM yes i know i shouldnt but ill be buying some more when i get some money anyway, i want my MoH:AA to run smooth as possible i used to run Win98 and when i done the alt+ctrl+del combo the window popped up with all the programs that were open, i knew i could close all the programs except Explorer and Systray. well now i have WinXP and when i do the alt+ctrl+del combo the screen pops up but its more complicated than before, i know i have to goto "processes" and my username for the PC is marshall is it ok to close all off the marshall processes apart from explorer and Syscfg? i also know to keep the SYSTEM, NETWORK SERVICE, LOCAL SERVICE processes because i know they are important, so can anyone tell me if its ok to end all of the marshall processes except explorer and syscfg? thanks. P.S: sorry about the way i have described the problem im never great at describing things. biggrin: