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Hello,
I have Windows Vista Home Premium Service Pack 1 ( x64 ). I listen my music through Windows Media Player 11. Sometimes when I play X media files WMP it is using 0-3% from my CPU and sometimes when I play X media files WMP it is using 7-15% from my CPU ( the same files; this issue is removed temporary only if I reboot my machine ). ( CPU: Core2Duo E6600 ) I don't know why it is using sometimes so much cpu... and I will be very happy if someone will help me to solve this issue. Thank You |
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OK! Very strange!
I opened Windows Task Manager ( As Administrator ) and I open the "Processes" tab. I select "wmplayer.exe" and choose from the menu ( right click ) - "Set Affinity..."... I choose to use only CPU 0 and the Windows Media Player is working fine ( 0-3% CPU )... if I choose to use only CPU 1 Windows Media Player will work again somewhere up to 10-15% CPU... If I choose the both of them ( CPU 0 and CPU 1) the WMP will work somewhere up to 6-10%... HMMM!!?!????? What is this? My cpu integrity is FINE and it is not broken! |
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Ok...
Check this out! In this video you will show how it is used the cpu by WMP while I Set Affinity! Just try this link: http://www.microblog.ro/WMP11.wmv Thank You |
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