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Post by sweetangel22 on Jul 16, 2011 11:32:28 GMT -5
Executable means any file that is a program that executes a command. Task manager = CTRL + ALT + DEL To the member I am quoting what do you mean by the following. If you are able to can you give me an example of what you meant by a file that is a program that executes a command.-executable means any file that is a program that executes a command. To the member I am quoting have you ever tried doing the following. If you have ever tried doing the following than what should I see if I try doing the following as well.-Task manager = CTRL + ALT + DEL |
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Post by greyhoundlover on Jul 16, 2011 14:47:40 GMT -5
Has anyone had any 404 errors or timed out and cannot do certain type of offers.
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Post by stealth3si on Jul 16, 2011 23:10:45 GMT -5
Executable means any file that is a program that executes a command. Task manager = CTRL + ALT + DEL To the member I am quoting what do you mean by the following. If you are able to can you give me an example of what you meant by a file that is a program that executes a command.-executable means any file that is a program that executes a command. To the member I am quoting have you ever tried doing the following. If you have ever tried doing the following than what should I see if I try doing the following as well.-Task manager = CTRL + ALT + DEL "iexplorer.exe" is an executable program that executes a command. Pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL would bring you out to a menu to choose to start the task manager. |
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Post by sweetangel22 on Jul 17, 2011 8:07:19 GMT -5
To the member I am quoting what do you mean by the following. If you are able to can you give me an example of what you meant by a file that is a program that executes a command.-executable means any file that is a program that executes a command. To the member I am quoting have you ever tried doing the following. If you have ever tried doing the following than what should I see if I try doing the following as well.-Task manager = CTRL + ALT + DEL "iexplorer.exe" is an executable program that executes a command. Pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL would bring you out to a menu to choose to start the task manager. To the member I am quoting how can the following be a executable command. Is the following an executable command because iexploer can be opened. If I am wrong on what you meant by the following than let me know this.-"iexplorer.exe" is an executable program that executes a command. To the member I am qutoing I tried the following and I was wondering why I only saw in the task manager a list of website pages I had open. If I wasn't online and I tried the following than would I see anything in the task manager.-Pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL would bring you out to a menu to choose to start the task manager |
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Post by stealth3si on Jul 18, 2011 0:29:39 GMT -5
It's an executable because it executes a command.
There should be a tab in Task manager called "Processes" or something similar. Click on that to see the processes.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Jul 18, 2011 13:10:30 GMT -5
It's an executable because it executes a command. There should be a tab in Task manager called "Processes" or something similar. Click on that to see the processes. To the member I am quoting if iexplorer.exe executes a command than what command is iexploer.exe executing as a command. To the member I am quoting why is iexploer.exe a process. Why is Kodak update a process? |
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Post by sweetangel22 on Jul 19, 2011 12:58:18 GMT -5
This is to the member stealth3si.
When you told me the following in another post in this thread than does the following work with any version of Windows from XP and up?-task manager.-Pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL would bring you out to a menu to choose to start the task manager
Just in case anyone who reads this post didn't know this I noticed when I right clicked on the task bar (I think it's called a task bar) on the computer I use I saw something that said Task Manager.
I was wondering if anyone who reads this post knows the answer to the following. I was wondering why when I went to task manger and than processes the place that says Mem Usage keeps chaning for each item listed. I was wondering why the Mem Usage for each time listed under processes is not the same.
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Post by stealth3si on Jul 19, 2011 23:28:21 GMT -5
It should work with versions higher and up than XP.
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Post by stealth3si on Jul 19, 2011 23:29:39 GMT -5
It's an executable because it executes a command. There should be a tab in Task manager called "Processes" or something similar. Click on that to see the processes. To the member I am quoting if iexplorer.exe executes a command than what command is iexploer.exe executing as a command. To the member I am quoting why is iexploer.exe a process. Why is Kodak update a process? It commands to open the browser program. Kodak opens its own program or code as well. |
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Post by stealth3si on Jul 19, 2011 23:40:34 GMT -5
This is to the member stealth3si. I was wondering why when I went to task manger and than processes the place that says Mem Usage keeps chaning for each item listed. I was wondering why the Mem Usage for each time listed under processes is not the same. Each process uses different memory. |
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Post by sweetangel22 on Jul 20, 2011 8:54:42 GMT -5
To the member I am quoting if iexplorer.exe executes a command than what command is iexploer.exe executing as a command. To the member I am quoting why is iexploer.exe a process. Why is Kodak update a process? It commands to open the browser program. Kodak opens its own program or code as well. To the member I am quoting what do you mean by Kodak opens its own program or code as well. Why did you say code? This is to the member stealth3si. I was wondering why when I went to task manger and than processes the place that says Mem Usage keeps chaning for each item listed. I was wondering why the Mem Usage for each time listed under processes is not the same. Each process uses different memory. To the member I am quoting why does each process use different memory and where is the memory located on a computer when referring to iexplorer.exe. |
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Post by stealth3si on Jul 20, 2011 23:39:44 GMT -5
Kodak opens the program or code via spoolsv.exe. Codes are within programs.
Each process uses different memory because they require different memory according to their memory allocations. Memory is located in physical RAM or virtual RAM.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Jul 21, 2011 8:14:43 GMT -5
Kodak opens the program or code via spoolsv.exe. Codes are within programs. Each process uses different memory because they require different memory according to their memory allocations. Memory is located in physical RAM or virtual RAM. To the member I am quoting do you have a Kodak program on a computer you use and that is how you knew the following. What is spoolsv?- Kodak opens the program or code via spoolsv.exe. To the member I am quoting what do you mean by memory allocations. I know that RAM stands for random access memory, but what is RAM used for on a computer. Why is there both physical and virtual RAM and not just one of these two forms of RAM? |
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Post by geri1957 on Jul 21, 2011 19:31:16 GMT -5
you remind me; I haven't done disc fragmenting in quite a while.
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Post by stealth3si on Jul 21, 2011 23:11:56 GMT -5
Kodak opens the program or code via spoolsv.exe. Codes are within programs. Each process uses different memory because they require different memory according to their memory allocations. Memory is located in physical RAM or virtual RAM. To the member I am quoting do you have a Kodak program on a computer you use and that is how you knew the following. What is spoolsv?- Kodak opens the program or code via spoolsv.exe. To the member I am quoting what do you mean by memory allocations. I know that RAM stands for random access memory, but what is RAM used for on a computer. Why is there both physical and virtual RAM and not just one of these two forms of RAM? All printer programs use "spool" because that is the printing executable. Memory is allocated to each programs' memory needs onto RAM for storing temporary memory. Sometimes there is limited physical ram so virtual ram helps to provide more memory. |
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