At 05:18 PM 9/17/01 +0100, you wrote: >Since sending the information below I have investigated further. > >It appears that after, I have used Internet Explorer 6 and have >disconnected the whole system starts to slow down and becomes like an >old crank engine getting progressively slower. I have difficulty moving >the Mouse around even to shut off. > >I have 198 RAM and normally my system is very quick. It only happens >after I have used IE6. > > I have carried out a System File Check and a Norton Vi*us check. > >A couple of files were altered and have been restored there were no >problems high lighted by Norton. > >Unfortunately I do not know what programmes were running in the >background before I downloaded IE6 but the following are there now; >Explorer >Office short cut bar >Msmsg >Wkcalrem >Osa >Iowatch >Incd >Navapw >Rundll >Systray >Point32 >Arupld32 >Arman32 >Wmexe >Imgcon > >I had a trial version of a cookie controlling programme which worked >fine for the couple of days before I installed IE6 and I wonder if that >was designed for IE5 and is causing the problem now that I am using IE6. > >Phew that's my lot I hope someone can help. > >Aitch > > > Hi, > > > > I downloaded IE6 on Sunday night. Since then everything seems to run >OK > > up to a point. > > > > When I have left the computer idle I have come back to find a message > > which unfortunately I have not copied yet. The dialogue box indicates >an > > error in 'Rnapps' and instructs that I should close all programmes and > > restart the machine. I have done this twice and am expecting it to > > reoccur when I will copy out more information. > > I have run Scan disk and Defragged. It still happened. > > > > In the meantime has anyone any idea what may have happened. > > > > I suspect that it maybe something to do with the Power management but >in > > fact I haven't a clue. > > > > Aitch >==================================================== Aitch! You can start by deleting or disabling osa and disabling Navapw. These files slow down anyone's system tremendously. You are on the right track though. Try to remember what else you installed at the same time you installed IE6 and uninstall them. If you have a full system backup done before you installed IE^ please restore your entire system. HTH, Barry ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
