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Article #1849Reader 9.0 consumes 25% CPU and freezes...open Reader first?
From: Sam_Kent
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2009 02:27
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2009 02:27
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I was having problems double clicking on a document and scrolling through it. After a few page down clicks, it would consume 25% CPU and lock up. This is on a quad core with 6gb memory running 64 bit Vista. What I discovered was if I instead opened up Reader first, chose Open and browsed to the document, it worked fine. Does anyone know why this might occur? I'm assuming it has to do with how Reader is launched. I understand how file type associations and things worked under XP, but I'm having difficulty finding the same thing in Vista to see if there are different parameters being used. The same document worked fine on my 4 year old XP machine with Reader 7.
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