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Will
Greetings,
I have recently switched to a new laptop, and am fighting
with the manufacturer over excessive internal heating.
When I compose an e-mail, using Outlook 2000, I watch the
CPU utilization jump to 100%. This also raises the P4's
clock to 1800M- and really heats things up.
Word 2000 is used as the editor for Outlook. I have
noticed a similar issue when creating off-line documents -
even very small, one word memos. There is no excessive
drive activity at the time, and I am not performing a
spelling check.
Sometimes, the issue will clear up after 30 seconds or
so. In Outlook, the issue does not subside until the
message is sent - which could be quite a while!
Anyone else see this? Is there a remedy? It really heats
up the computer, and kills battery life as well.
Thanks,
Will
I have recently switched to a new laptop, and am fighting
with the manufacturer over excessive internal heating.
When I compose an e-mail, using Outlook 2000, I watch the
CPU utilization jump to 100%. This also raises the P4's
clock to 1800M- and really heats things up.
Word 2000 is used as the editor for Outlook. I have
noticed a similar issue when creating off-line documents -
even very small, one word memos. There is no excessive
drive activity at the time, and I am not performing a
spelling check.
Sometimes, the issue will clear up after 30 seconds or
so. In Outlook, the issue does not subside until the
message is sent - which could be quite a while!
Anyone else see this? Is there a remedy? It really heats
up the computer, and kills battery life as well.
Thanks,
Will