i ve been noticing that my system after a while goes to "system idle"(alt+ctrl+del and u see "system idle process" on the bottom) and this usually takes up a lot of cpu -practically all of it and often crashes the whole system..this has happened to me often when working on various programs at the same time ( like listening to music while dl something and burning a cd)..or when i have music playing for a lot of time and then just try to work on something else.... ive looked up whats the purpose of the "system idle process" and came out that its supposed to be a way not to let the processor cool down(??? am i worng on this?)....anyhow ,was wondering if theres any way not to allow the system to go "on idle" or at least when it has to go then not to make it use up all the cpu??
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Jump to Postsystem idle process is a way of the system to show you hoe much FREE cpu resources you have. it can't crash anything
Jump to PostThe system idle process...to put it simply the figures in that column you are looking at, CPU time, represents the time being allocated to a process and are expressed in parts per 100, where 100 represents full CPU utilisation. A process is assigned a portion of total CPU time in …
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