I've googled that subject in the past, and there are several sites that list
candidate processes to eliminate from startup, but even they don't get too
specific and they seems to themselves always qualify their suggestions with
a "if you don't need it, then disable it." without telling you whether or
not you need it! Some help that is.
If this is happening only with CS5 and not some other application such as
Excel or whatever, then it is possible that the background processes you
allude to are not the culprit, unless you think Adobe is calling them
(doubtful). The culprit is likely something that is being called during the
rendering process. A good candidate is the graphics card driver. Also, make
sure the memory is good - this summer I had a client's computer crashing on
me occasionally and I couldn't figure it out until by chance I ran the
memory diagnostic and found a bad memory module. Replacing the module
corrected the problem. In your case, perhaps that memory is not being hit by
any other application until the render process fills up lower memory and now
needs the next module. Wild guess, I know, but just something to be
conscious of.
Lee
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of adriane61
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 4:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [AP] crashing again- background programs?
hi,
does anyone know of a reliable site/info to see how to safely
disable unneccesary background processes in Windows 7?
we are crashing while rendering an 18-minute video(SD), for unknown reasons.
using cs5, brand new dell studio xps, 8 gigs ram, i7 processor, lotsa
space on a separate HD. having to render in 1-minute or less increments
which really is annoying & maddening & interrupts the creative process &
flow (i know you all know what i mean by that!) there are many cuts &
effects to render, but still-this seems ridiculous. there is nothing
obvious running, no virus protection (machine has never been on-line) so i
cannot imagine what else it can be.
I need info on how to make this a lean, mean, editing machine!
thanks as usual,
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