just so you KNOW why this is people...and he IS right....it will save much
more than GAMES!!! This lil puppy will go and detect when you are "idle"
and at such deemed times will then INDEX your whole frigging hard drive.
Idle times can be ANY times the hard drive is not active.....it can be
random times during the day....it can be any time the program basically
deems not enough activity is going on....and sometimes this is when games
have loaded everything into memory and are not bothering to touch the hard
drive. the loading constantly causes your slow down ALOT.

Bann

-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Berryhill [mailto:racefan@...]
Sent: Friday, September 24, 1999 5:26 PM
To: EQ-Clerics@onelist.com
Subject: RE: [EQ-Clerics] Ok, complaint time!

From: "Rob Berryhill" <racefan@...>

One other game killer you should remove - MS Find Fast! This gets installed
by default with Office, and you cannot do yourself a bigger favor than
removing it.

Astur il'Ayan, Cleric of Brell
Solusek Ro

> From: "Deane, Ben" <BDeane@...>
>
> If your lag meter is fine, but you're getting pauses like this,
> it points to
> your PC config.
> A few things to try:
>
> 1. Do you have a resident virus checker and what are its
> settings? Or do you
> have some other kind of scheduled CPU/disk/memory hog?
> 2. Do you have IPX drivers installed? I used to get a bad pausing
> problem in
> all games. It went away when I uninstalled the IPX drivers (I
> didn't really
> need them and you probably don't unless you run on an old Netware
> network).
> 3. Before you run EQ, reboot and clear your taskbar of resident stuff.
>