mouse still fusses on processors behalf lacking hp at moving
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 8:58 pm
Its because I have been moderately successful in repairing when a reformat was called for typically, but for the educational value of it ,and the challenge, my pc when it clearly could be said a reformat would have instead been clearly well-adviseable..
I am just silly that way .. I would rather find out why than just throw it away and start over..
so's I can like, "learn" as I experience..if at all possible.. see?
It is for that same reason, that I am doing this , this way, so I can be the better user from my experiences in as many instances as is "feasible"....
See the reason I am saying all this, is I honestly think my woes could be "repaired", by an easy to do "reformat" which I have done a million times and still forgot how.. exactly...but the point is i never learned the key issues in those cases.. and I would like to change that .. so i can improve with time..
As I now feel more "seasoned" at least when it comes to describing adequately, my "boggle" here, so's folks can at least tell
"of-what- I-speak" so my question can have a chance.. unlike in my past when its less than "intelligible "at points, admittedly.. and also I will continue till I get any idea of what windows is doing when i hear my processor's complaint each time I allow the mouse to move during any of my audio -playback.... when fast, its "static-like"(sounding)...when the mouse movement occurs more slowly, the individual (units) can actually be perceived by me as I hear a sort of digital "fart"....with my mouse-movements.... telling me its directly correlated with my processors task comletion as time does pass and also does the work completion in shortest possible order........ I know that as I become more eloquent in describing the sights and sounds I experience when I hear the mouse reactions on my computer from its movement during audio playback......that is an exact answer to what i know my question must really be, but i still lack the knowledge or terninolgy to word wht is happening... but the lacking or horsepower in mhz is audible as per my mouse movements when my music is playing... and as long as I do not move the mouse... I get no audible artifacts... and, inversely, depending on precisely how I do move the mouse, I get reactive imagery of the processing and the overload as perceieved by the pc and sort of "fussing about its inadeateness at moments of stress....... Its actually quite interesting....
but I need an answer/man or lady......
'for the right challenge taking-problem-solving scholar/with-a-sense-of-humor... this is a special challenge and a juicy one as well!
I know that only time will find my quest any better... but
I thank you any one who chose to endure my long windedness and all
I still want to learn what is happening when I make obvious my processor is under stress, by moving my mouse during audio playback...
I can actually tell the processor "fusses", as in more and more loudly when moved more violently and quickly, less whenever mouse is moved LESS ...
I know eventually I may attract the attention of a person who recognizes what is happening when I experience this phenom..
and I am patient, and very grateful to all helpful friends...
best
I am just silly that way .. I would rather find out why than just throw it away and start over..
so's I can like, "learn" as I experience..if at all possible.. see?
It is for that same reason, that I am doing this , this way, so I can be the better user from my experiences in as many instances as is "feasible"....
See the reason I am saying all this, is I honestly think my woes could be "repaired", by an easy to do "reformat" which I have done a million times and still forgot how.. exactly...but the point is i never learned the key issues in those cases.. and I would like to change that .. so i can improve with time..
As I now feel more "seasoned" at least when it comes to describing adequately, my "boggle" here, so's folks can at least tell
"of-what- I-speak" so my question can have a chance.. unlike in my past when its less than "intelligible "at points, admittedly.. and also I will continue till I get any idea of what windows is doing when i hear my processor's complaint each time I allow the mouse to move during any of my audio -playback.... when fast, its "static-like"(sounding)...when the mouse movement occurs more slowly, the individual (units) can actually be perceived by me as I hear a sort of digital "fart"....with my mouse-movements.... telling me its directly correlated with my processors task comletion as time does pass and also does the work completion in shortest possible order........ I know that as I become more eloquent in describing the sights and sounds I experience when I hear the mouse reactions on my computer from its movement during audio playback......that is an exact answer to what i know my question must really be, but i still lack the knowledge or terninolgy to word wht is happening... but the lacking or horsepower in mhz is audible as per my mouse movements when my music is playing... and as long as I do not move the mouse... I get no audible artifacts... and, inversely, depending on precisely how I do move the mouse, I get reactive imagery of the processing and the overload as perceieved by the pc and sort of "fussing about its inadeateness at moments of stress....... Its actually quite interesting....
but I need an answer/man or lady......
'for the right challenge taking-problem-solving scholar/with-a-sense-of-humor... this is a special challenge and a juicy one as well!
I know that only time will find my quest any better... but
I thank you any one who chose to endure my long windedness and all
I still want to learn what is happening when I make obvious my processor is under stress, by moving my mouse during audio playback...
I can actually tell the processor "fusses", as in more and more loudly when moved more violently and quickly, less whenever mouse is moved LESS ...
I know eventually I may attract the attention of a person who recognizes what is happening when I experience this phenom..
and I am patient, and very grateful to all helpful friends...
best