windows7 not responding for a milli second

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kora04

Discussion Starter · Dec 2, 2009

I had that problem fixed a long time ago with deleting some registry things. but it came back after i ran powersuite 2009. but anyways, I remember that guide saying that i need to delete something in the registry editor that forces apps to close when shutting down, but i cant find it. help plz!!!

thanks in advance!

herers what im talking about
DO NOT say "cause your using a beta firefox!" thats happening in CS4 too.

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MR_Plow

· #2 · Dec 2, 2009

i don't usually respond to threads with more than one "!" but...
how big of an issue is this really?
it seems like it would be at most a slight annoyance and personally i wouldn't want to mess with (and risk messing up) regedit for it
do you have other programs running at the same time?
if so run these programs individually, restart, defrag, etc.

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blupupher

· #3 · Dec 2, 2009

This:

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11B. ENDING TASKS: Warning: Please back up Registry before Performing this step. It is possible to edit the Registry and speed up the time it takes to automatically end tasks that arnt responding. Go to ''Start'' ''Run'' and type ''regedit'' then find '' HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\controlpanel\\Desktop\\AutoEndT ask s'' and Set the value to be 1. Then under ''WaitToKillAppTimeout'' Set the number of milliseconds to be used as a delay.

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Raptor_Jesus

· #4 · Dec 2, 2009

First intel steals our Nanometers, now Win7 is stealing our milliseconds. What's next?

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Chandlermaki

· #5 · Dec 2, 2009

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Originally Posted by Raptor_Jesus

First intel steals our Nanometers, now Win7 is stealing our milliseconds. What's next?

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