M mito beyond noob Veteran Dec 4, 2004 #1 Sometimes when Windows seems to freeze the Task Manager doesn't display any process using too much processor resources. The "idle process" is always at approximately 99% as if nothing was going on. Why doesn't Task Manager pinpoint the real culprit?
Sometimes when Windows seems to freeze the Task Manager doesn't display any process using too much processor resources. The "idle process" is always at approximately 99% as if nothing was going on. Why doesn't Task Manager pinpoint the real culprit?
