computer question - what does "data feed asleep" mean?
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Probably an atom or rss feed is removed from the server or restricted to display.
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i think - what ?%?^@^@$%R does that mean... wouldve searched for it online but hey, got plenty more questions to answer before the net gets jammed and slows down and all..\n\ncheers..
856142
RAM cannot store information unless your computer is running.  As soon as you turn it off, all the information in RAM is gone.
806166
let see iexplorer.exe is the internet Session Monitor is a program or a background application that is monitoring your computer on the internet (nothing serious basic virus scanner or the computer reconizing you using the internet) When you see the error instruction it just mean that your RAM couldn't refresh in time so you get the error message. It is nothing major just annoying\n\nReplacing your RAM wont work either it is just the program errors that made your computer unrefreshable ontime
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I/O stands for Input/Output I do believe this is to do with data flowing around your computer mainly I could be a problem with hard drive cables but I could be wrong so don't hold me to that you may need a new hard drive cable.\n\nI was talking rubbish:-( Dont listen
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aside from the fact that your wasting electricity by leaving it on at night, lots of programs and operating systems have at least some memory leaks. That's when a program doesn't release the memory it's holding for a program. When that happens, it slows the computer down, and if your computer springs enough leaks, it will crash. This is less of a problem with newer operating systems, but I would still shut the computer at night if your not using it.
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The System Idle Process is not a process, more a counter which is displayed in WinTasks used for measuring how much idle time the CPU is having at any particular time. This counter will display how much CPU Resources, as a percentage are 'idle' and available for use.\n\nThis is a process that cannot be terminated.
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It is to do with Logging ON and Logging OFF.\nThe ON refers to the Logging process not to the Internet.
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Chances are, there's just a bunch of stuff running ... i.e. your e-mail is polling the computer every few minutes and therefore occupying the CPU's time.\n\nThis shouldn't really be noticable though.\n\nThere are a number of free utilities available to help.  I suggest you do a Google search on "What's Running" (include the quotation marks) --- this is a great little freeware utility that can really help you unload a bunch of stuff that doesn't need to be sucking up your CPU and memory.\n\nNo, I don't work for them !    ;-)
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It means some one was asleep on the cookie conveyor belt and not paying attention...~J~ <><
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Where are you seeing this?  In task manager?  IT is probably a backdoor program or spy ware using up processing time within the memory.
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means u don't have internet connection connected at that time. connect to the internet first.
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Your BIOS Power Management settings could need to be adjusted.  In your case, the Operating System is trying to tell your hardware to return from sleep mode, however your hardware is not responding.  Check to make sure either Advanced Power Management or ACPI is installed and working and does not have any conflicts showing in Device Manager.
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lets just say u dont do it...y do u want to anyways? make ur computer go to sleep, its basiclly the same but u dont loss anything
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There is a fan in your PC that cools down your computer since keeping it on all day will heaten up your hardware. It is probably defective.
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sounds like your hard drive took a dirt nap. you just need to go buy a new one and hope you can save your data.
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Depending on how much you "strain" your computer, the RAM will get more and more fragmented thus the performance will get worse.\nIf you don't need your computer running at night time, shut it down! This will save energy and spare the components.\n\nThere is still a common misbelief that turning the computer off and on will lead to a higher power consumption caused by the boot process. Not with todays computers!