My laptop which uses Windows Vista is setup so that it is supposed to defer to user programs over background processes. Why then does Windows start a background process while I am using my computer that will serve to overload and lock up the system? Is there any background process so important that it should trump the user’s right to use his machine?
Should not Windows have a protocol that requires it to check to see if there are sufficient system resources and memory to start a background process. After all if starting it causes the computer to lock up the process will fail in any case.
Should not Windows have a protocol that requires it to check to see if there are sufficient system resources and memory to start a background process. After all if starting it causes the computer to lock up the process will fail in any case.
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