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Sorry, english is not my primary langage but i thought i was clear in my last post.
It's not the crash of wow who is the problem here. Like i said : "i purposly make a crash".
The problem is the way keyclone 1.9 (1.8 was fine) handle things when one of the wow windows crash.
It doesn't detect it, go crazy and syphon my cpu.
are you using an amd multi-core cpu?
have you installed the amd multicore patch?
are you turning off everything in task manager except for what you need to play wow? ( wow ati driver suite if ati card and keyclone) theres lots of quick troubleshooting tips and there is a language barrier i see, what is your first lamguage
Post in your native tongue then and provide either a google translation or a babelfish translation. I'm sure, given how international this forum is, there'll be someone who can help.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baltyre
also be sure to turn off " auto add windows named" option and turn off performance mode ( i know it says for xp only so you htink its safe but sp3 changed the performance on my xp machine)
My english is so bad ?Quote:
Originally Posted by cryinsham
Btw, i'm using a Intel C2D
It was turn off.Quote:
Originally Posted by cryinsham
no your English is much better than my german where i currently live so I commonly experience the pain of the language barrier so was trying to be helpful and use the translators mark mentioned to help out.
i did have the random wow crash and keyclone not recognize it bug, what i noticed was their is sometimes an "invisible" program running in keyclone that you can highlight but there is no text there, if i end this process the extra cpu usage would go away as well.
how many copies of wow are you trying to run? do you let windows handle your cpu affinity settings? are they all beign ran from different folders?
I don't really get what you mean by "invisible program" can you make a screenshot or something please ?Quote:
Originally Posted by cryinsham
5 wow, from the same directory, windows handle the process priority but keyclone handle the choice of the cpu.Quote:
how many copies of wow are you trying to run? do you let windows handle your cpu affinity settings? are they all beign ran from different folders?
you could try the symlinking route or 5 different directories etc and see if that makes a difference but i do not think it would for the problems your having.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baltyre
I tried it but yep, it won't work.Quote:
Originally Posted by cryinsham