Brian Mailman wrote on 8/30/2015 9:31 PM:
S Slicer wrote:
Brian Mailman wrote:
S Slicer wrote:
Brian Mailman wrote:
Win10
Seamonkey 2.33.1
Hi, Windows 10 just forced itself on me. Which I guess is OK, but.
Seamonkey runs for a while and then slows to a grind and eventually
stops. The little blue swirly thing goes and goes and goes and when I
check Task Manager, Seamonkey is taking an awful lot of RAM (like over
25%).
I will close down Seamonkey and then reload it. Things go ok for a
while and then the same thing. I reboot entirely... same thing only
shorter time.
Any help? Or do I have to wait until there's a SM released
specifically
for Win10?
B/
I totally wiped out my system, then did a bare bones install of Win 7
Pro 64-bit, then downloaded Win 10. I added SeaMonkey and my other
programs after, and SeaMonkey is doing just fine.
That's waaaay above and beyond me, but thanks.
B/
Any chance you've tried to run SeaMonkey in compatibility mode?
What is compatibility mode? Seamonkey Help displays no items found.
Navigate to the SeaMonkey installation folder. Right-click the
seamonkey.exe file. Click "properties" in the pop-up menu. Click the
compatibility tab. Put a check in the box for "Run this program in
compatibility mode for:". Select Windows 7. Try the program again and
see if it solved anything.
FWIW, I'm running SM on two Windows 10 systems with no issues at all.
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