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I’m a registered user of PS from version 5.0 up through 7.01.
After installing and using Photoshop CS tryout on a W2k system, 512 meg Ram, 1 gig processor, Norton AV & Zone Alarm Pro also loaded, scratch file on a 80 gig hard drive with about 40 gig free, Photoshop usage set at 60%, I noticed that Photoshop CS tryout consistently leaves behind two rundll32 processes that consume between 25 and 30 meg of memory. These two processes can only be removed by rebooting. If I kill one of the processes, the remaining one will immediately start yet another (2nd) one.
Have others experienced this problem? Is it just part of the "tryout" software monitoring usage? Would I find a similar situation with a registered/activiated version of Photoshop CS?
After installing and using Photoshop CS tryout on a W2k system, 512 meg Ram, 1 gig processor, Norton AV & Zone Alarm Pro also loaded, scratch file on a 80 gig hard drive with about 40 gig free, Photoshop usage set at 60%, I noticed that Photoshop CS tryout consistently leaves behind two rundll32 processes that consume between 25 and 30 meg of memory. These two processes can only be removed by rebooting. If I kill one of the processes, the remaining one will immediately start yet another (2nd) one.
Have others experienced this problem? Is it just part of the "tryout" software monitoring usage? Would I find a similar situation with a registered/activiated version of Photoshop CS?
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