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ranny
4 Stars
USA
230 Posts |
 Posted - 01/18/2005 : 12:22:05
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Hi Everyone,
I closed all resources and then was able to get Agent Server working again. Most have been some sort of conflict.
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Edited by - ranny on 01/18/2005 13:13:36
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rovingcowboy
5 Stars
USA
864 Posts |
Posted - 01/18/2005 : 16:35:06
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i use xp too and i leave it on and just have the monitor shut off after so long.
the trouble is it gets kind of jumpy or slow after so long even with 768 mbs of ram it seems that even with all that ram to use for resources winxp still wants to be rebooted every 4 or 7 days depending on the amount of use it gets.
this could have been your trouble too as you might have used it alot.
with out rebooting.
what i think is going on is the updates and stuff are being saved in temp files and it gets full of them and then it starts to alocate more ram space but after the amount is used up it wants to right the information in permment files on the hard drive.
if that is what is going on i have no idea for sure but it makes sense to me. in order to correct what it does i have some agents pop up and tell me ever 3 days to reboot.
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ranny
4 Stars
USA
230 Posts |
Posted - 01/20/2005 : 01:37:06
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Thanks Keith,
I did notice agent can speak now but in mash no animations are showing. I can add them manually and it will work, but sort of tiresome to do this. I am getting a new error pointing to rpcrt4.dll and tried to register it but too no avail.
This is a new bug I never encountered 
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Originally posted by rovingcowboy
i use xp too and i leave it on and just have the monitor shut off after so long.
the trouble is it gets kind of jumpy or slow after so long even with 768 mbs of ram it seems that even with all that ram to use for resources winxp still wants to be rebooted every 4 or 7 days depending on the amount of use it gets.
this could have been your trouble too as you might have used it alot.
with out rebooting.
what i think is going on is the updates and stuff are being saved in temp files and it gets full of them and then it starts to alocate more ram space but after the amount is used up it wants to right the information in permment files on the hard drive.
if that is what is going on i have no idea for sure but it makes sense to me. in order to correct what it does i have some agents pop up and tell me ever 3 days to reboot.
roving cowboy / keith hall
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Grandpa Jim
5 Stars
USA
729 Posts |
Posted - 01/20/2005 : 09:02:59
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ranny
4 Stars
USA
230 Posts |
Posted - 01/20/2005 : 10:29:23
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Hi Jim,
The idle animation is checked in mash thanks for reading post.
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Originally posted by Grandpa Jim
Open MASH and on top line go to Charaacters to see if Play Idle Animations is checked.
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ranny
4 Stars
USA
230 Posts |
Posted - 01/21/2005 : 01:35:13
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Originally posted by ranny
Thanks Keith
Installed xp on this computer and seemed to have smashed the bug.......animations showing now no problem
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Originally posted by rovingcowboy
i use xp too and i leave it on and just have the monitor shut off after so long.
the trouble is it gets kind of jumpy or slow after so long even with 768 mbs of ram it seems that even with all that ram to use for resources winxp still wants to be rebooted every 4 or 7 days depending on the amount of use it gets.
this could have been your trouble too as you might have used it alot.
with out rebooting.
what i think is going on is the updates and stuff are being saved in temp files and it gets full of them and then it starts to alocate more ram space but after the amount is used up it wants to right the information in permment files on the hard drive.
if that is what is going on i have no idea for sure but it makes sense to me. in order to correct what it does i have some agents pop up and tell me ever 3 days to reboot.
roving cowboy / keith hall
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rovingcowboy
5 Stars
USA
864 Posts |
Posted - 01/21/2005 : 08:50:05
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thats good i have never had that new bug? was just going to tell you to try a system restore to see if it was any dll that windows would replace?
glad you got it fixed
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Gordon Bell
Forum Admin
USA
765 Posts |
Posted - 01/21/2005 : 15:14:10
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Ranny, are you using any other Agent-related applications?
Restart your PC and go to PC-Pitstop (http://www.pcpitstop.com), sign up for a free account and run their Full System Tests to see if any problems with your PC can be identified.
You may also want to try out Tune-Up Utilities 2004, which can solve alot of OS problems.
http://www.tune-up.com
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ranny
4 Stars
USA
230 Posts |
Posted - 01/22/2005 : 12:21:58
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ok thanks
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Originally posted by Gordon Bell
Ranny, are you using any other Agent-related applications?
Restart your PC and go to PC-Pitstop (http://www.pcpitstop.com), sign up for a free account and run their Full System Tests to see if any problems with your PC can be identified.
You may also want to try out Tune-Up Utilities 2004, which can solve alot of OS problems.
http://www.tune-up.com
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