On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 11:07:51 +1000, Alan Martin
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>Hi CM (ehathgepiurhe)
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>I'm not surprised that PowerPro is unresponsive while Nero is
>burning a CD. No doubt other programs are unresponsive too.
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>During a CD write, Nero must give itself a high priority
>so it will not be interrupted.
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>You can interrupt a write by a file manager to a hard disk
>because it is written in chunks (allocation units).
>There can be a pause of several minutes between writing
>chunk 5 and writing chunk 6 with no damage.
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>You cannot interrupt a write to a CD because it is written
>as a continuous stream and cannot do a pause and restart.
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>As Slawomir suggested you could give PowerPro a higher priority
>but I think it would be wiser to just not try doing other stuff
>during a CD burn - unless you have a use for unreadable CDs :)
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>The file comparison program has less need to be non-interruptible.
>Its programmer decided to write it that way.
>Either get a different file comparing program or put up with
>having to wait until it is finished.
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>> Another instance of when I want my PowerPro bar to appear
>> is if a particular process has hung, using up 100% of the CPU.
>> In that case, I want to bumpthe top of the screen so my PowerPro
>> bar appears, so I can open up my task manager to kill it.
>> In most cases like this, PowerPro will just not respond.
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>Hardly surprising that Powerpro will not respond in that situation!
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>Try Ctrl+Alt+Del to show Windows Task Manager and kill
>the hung process.
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>Or if you prefer to use a different task manager
>try assigning it a hot key such as Win+T
>which is probably an easier interruption than using a bar.
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Hi,

Thanks for the explanation. I do have one question - you can't assign
Win+T through Windows itself - Windows only allows you
Ctrl+Alt+{letter} shortcuts. So, if I assign it through PowerPro, will
that mean - when PowerPro is under load and won't respond - that my
Win+T combo will also not bring up my favoured process killer
(Sysinternals Process Explorer)?
--

Regards,

CM



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