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[Help] Some slight bug in SP2 XP

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Hi,

I've googled this on the net and I found no topic whatsoever on my problem. I've also tried this forum but no luck. This bug was introduced in SP1 and it still remains in SP2.

Well, most times I either close an application or a window, I can't click on anything for at least 2 seconds. I tend to find this really annoying, is there a way for me to fix it?

Thank you for taking your time to read this topic.

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--Sonic


Hi,

I've googled this on the net and I found no topic whatsoever on my problem. I've also tried this forum but no luck. This bug was introduced in SP1 and it still remains in SP2.

Well, most times I either close an application or a window, I can't click on anything for at least 2 seconds. I tend to find this really annoying, is there a way for me to fix it?

Thank you for taking your time to read this topic.

Even when I tested Windows XP before, I can't recall having this problem! It's probably because you didn't do a fresh installation.

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I did a full installation with SP2 slipstreamed with it, the problem is still persisting. In fact, all the clean full installations I performed, that bug is still there.

I already defragged my drives. Still like that. Guess I'm going to have to call Microsoft then.

Your computer is slow man :whistle: try to upgrade the machine. :thumbup

Pawan

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um, i think your computer is out of date, you shoud update your hardware ,my CPU is althon64 2800+ it works well for me .and my computer is vary fast.. :):thumbup

i've got an xp 2400 and it's fine. However, to be sure, post ur system. Also, scan ur harddrive for an bad sectors with the scandisk utility.

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I have a Athlon 3000 64 bit processor, fast enough to run Windows XP

And I have 1 gig of RAM. Windows XP runs fine, except I hate the fact that stupid bug is still there. I can't find any solution to it whatsoever, I ask my friends, and they have no problems with it, except me. And my computer is quite new too.

strange how majority is on xp with sp2 and no one else has this problem, does this not tell you that its a fault on your side? possibly hardware or driver related, hard to say but for sure i would say thats its not a xp bug its a fault with you... :hello:

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