I'm sorry. 6-10% CPU power is alot of system resources.

I only use Eliquence and eSpeak! With NVDA and Zoom, runs like a top, the HP Stream has an SSD drive!

- Absolutely. Without the information about the workload, the assessment is useless. I have ways I could use to bring very high specced machines to their knees, but the machines aren't bad, they're

Too slow for what and what were you using for a synthesizer? If you were using computer intensive voices as opposed to something like Eloquence or E-speak, the machine may have been unresponsive to

I had this machine and threw it in the bin! just to slow.

O k, This crow doesn’t taste too baad.

To be honest, its near to impossible to get a newer unit with a duel drive system. I got one of the last ones before covid and to be honest I am unsure where I will go when I eventually need

Hi, I was about to suggest creating a custom profile just for citation review. Until recently it wasn’t possible to create a dedicated shortcut to activate a manual configuration profile (you can

Hi, ReadyBoost (introduced with Windows Vista) acts as a fast cache stored on external drives (usually flash drives). It mostly benefits systems equipped with mechanical hard disks as their response

Hi It’s definitely a feature of Windows 10 and I believe it was in Windows 7 as well. Cheers Chris Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I've had a number of techs look at my laptop over the last couple months. They've all recommended I get some combination of a new machine with a faster processor, more ram, or an SSD, but I've

Here is an interesting article about Ready Boost. I don’t know what you had installed but it is a part of Windows. https://www.howtogeek.com/123780/htg-explains-is-readyboost-worth-using/ Gene

Had a friend install it for me. He found it on the web,, not as part of windows any version.

I dont think you really need the add-on in win10, as NVDA + R should work, then use the arrow up/down keys to read the result > Às 15:51 de 16/05/2021, Michael Maslo escreveu: >> Hello

I don’t use the citation system being discussed but would it be useful to move with the arrow keys and hear such information character by character? Gene

I seem to recall reading something about that some time ago. But in this case, it sounds as though an Office Update is causing the problem since the person has been using autocomplete until recently.

What kind of overload are you trying to minimise? Is it when you read and reread your paper to edit the text, or is it when you edit the bibliography? I think using

Ben running computers for over 30 years and never heard of genI5/r5? Now the 8gb of ram is best to stop slugishness, I 3 or 5 with no less then 128emc drive will keep you running a long

Trying slowing down your speech output.

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