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Dear all,since a few days, ITunes 12.3.2 (64bit) didn't start on my Laptop. Means connect my iphone 6 to my Laptop, Windows 7 (64 bit, all updates in) see my iphone and i can use/and see the iphone via Windows Explorer (have Access to the photo's). So i can ensure that the Connection to the phone works.Normaly after i connected my phone to the Laptop ITunes opens automaticly. But since a few days, ITunes dont opens. I did no updates on the Laptop or similar. When i look into the Windows Task Manager i can see, when i start iTunes, that in the Task Manager iTunes.exe if for 1-2 seconds vissible but then it's shuted down automaticly. No clue why this happens, any ideas from your side?What i did:Deinstalled iTunes 12.3.2Registry CleaningRebootReinstalled 12.3.2 >> same result > 1-2 you can see the Task in the Windows Task Manager but no front end / Interface will open (iTunes mask)Deinstalled 12.3.2Registry CleaningRebootInstallation of old Version 12.3.1 >> same result > 1-2 you can see the Task in the Windows Task Manager but no front end / Interface will open (iTunes mask)Maybe some has an idea how to solve this issue.Many thanks upfront.Werner

As the developer has already done some ICS optimization. Scrollable widgets are working on ADW Launcher EX...I don't know when it actually happened, but I actually noticed it a few days ago.I can scroll through the list of active tasks in the Asus Task Manager widget, I can flip through the "cards" in the YouTube and Reader widgets, and I can scroll through my task list in the Any.Do "scrollable" widget. #19 Scrollable widgets are working on ADW Launcher EX...I don't know when it actually happened, but I actually noticed it a few days ago.I can scroll through the list of active tasks in the Asus Task Manager widget, I can flip through the "cards" in the YouTube and Reader widgets, and I can scroll through my task list in the Any.Do "scrollable" widget. Strange, I'm running the latest version out of the market, and none of my Widgets scroll. Any chance you tweaked something unknowingly? #20 Scrollable widgets are working on ADW Launcher EX...I don't know when it actually happened, but I actually noticed it a few days ago.I can scroll through the list of active tasks in the Asus Task Manager widget, I can flip through the "cards" in the YouTube and Reader widgets, and I can scroll through my task list in the Any.Do "scrollable" widget. Wait...How? I still can't scroll on adw(using asus task manager widget)!!! Is there a setting I have to change?Sent from my Transformer Prime TF201 using xda premium Similar threads

This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by leocg Why does Opera GX have 14 tasks in Task manager? It eats my Memory and CPU to shreads leocg Moderator Volunteer @lekiro last edited by leocg @lekiro A simple research would have told you that this is how Chromium based browsers work.Opera's internal task manager will show you what are those processes. sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by How many tabs did you have open at the time? How many extensions are installed? Music enabled? Tabs can be a couple of processes each, a process for the interface itself, etc. ... so 14 processes could happen pretty easily. nexume last edited by I have the same thing showing on my Task Manager- I currently have one tab open and two extensions running, yet there are 14/15 tabs in the Task Manager. No music is enabled but I've just accepted this mystery

New 21 Mar 2017 #1 High CPU Usage (& fan noise) Drop Drastically on Opening Task Manager I am using Windows 10 in ASUS ZenBook UX305. The fan of my laptop runs quite loud in general but it drops down drastically every time I open the task manager. The sudden drop in CPU usage can be seen immediately after opening the task manager. I have run Malwarebytes and Eset online scan and quarantined the threats found. But the suspicious behaviour of CPU usage has not changed. Please help. --> Last edited by Susie1; 22 Mar 2017 at 05:16. New 22 Mar 2017 #2 Hi Susie1. Welcome to the TenForums @Susie1The next time you notice this happening can I ask you to check your event viewer for the system and see what kind of Errors you are getting. I think you can skip the Information items and likely even the warnings. Looking for the substantial things. Ken New 22 Mar 2017 #3 Susie1 said: I am using Windows 10 in ASUS ZenBook UX305. The fan of my laptop runs quite loud in general but it drops down drastically every time I open the task manager. The sudden drop in CPU usage can be seen immediately after opening the task manager. I have run Malwarebytes and Eset online scan and quarantined the threats found. But the suspicious behaviour of CPU usage has not changed. Please help. There is a utility called HwMonitor that is free to download. It will display the temperatures in your computer. Do a search for it and you will see it is located at cupid.com/hwmonitor.It would interesting to see the temps before task manager is started and after task manager is started. It would be helpful if you could see if there is a program that stops when

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Manager for a quick check, but rely on Device Manager or System Information for more detailed info.Keep your GPU drivers updated to ensure optimal performance and compatibility.If you encounter issues, consider using third-party tools like GPU-Z for more in-depth analysis.Regularly monitor your GPU’s performance to identify any potential issues early on.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat if my GPU doesn’t show up in Task Manager?Your drivers might be outdated. Updating them should solve this issue.Can I use third-party software to check my GPU?Yes, tools like GPU-Z provide detailed information and are easy to use.Why is my GPU not performing well?Outdated drivers, thermal issues, or hardware limitations could be the cause. Updating drivers and checking for dust buildup can help.How can I update my GPU drivers?You can update your GPU drivers via Device Manager or by visiting the manufacturer’s website.Is it normal for my GPU usage to be high?High GPU usage is normal during gaming or video editing but should be monitored to avoid overheating.SummaryOpen Task Manager with Ctrl + Shift + Esc.Go to the Performance tab.Open Device Manager with Win + X.Expand the Display adapters category.Use System Information by typing msinfo32 in the Run dialog.ConclusionAnd there you have it! Checking your GPU in Windows 10 is fairly straightforward and can be done using built-in tools like Task Manager, Device Manager, and System Information. Knowing your GPU’s specs and its current performance can help you troubleshoot issues, ensure you’re getting the best performance, and even determine if it’s time for an upgrade.Remember, keeping your GPU drivers up-to-date is crucial for peak performance. If you find that your system isn’t running as smoothly as it should, a simple driver update might be all it takes to fix the problem. For those who need even more detailed information, third-party tools like GPU-Z are excellent options.Feel free