Dreamweaver CS3 CPU usage

Hi all ...
I'm wondering how is it possible to Dreamweaver always take
over 50% of CPU, even if I;m not doing anything. I write just
XHTML, CSS ... not using connection to server or scripts. Is it
possible to somehow change the settings to make it 'lighter'.
I have: AMD Turion X2 2GHZ, Win XP, 2GB RAM

I'm on Vista, doing nothing with DW and my CPU usage is 7%.
So, DW doesn't
always do this (in fact it never has for me). I'd guess that
what you are
seeing is related to what else is happening on your PC.
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"lalalolo87" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:g80p6u$l41$[email protected]..
> Hi all ...
> I'm wondering how is it possible to Dreamweaver always
take over 50% of
> CPU,
> even if I;m not doing anything. I write just XHTML, CSS
... not using
> connection to server or scripts. Is it possible to
somehow change the
> settings
> to make it 'lighter'.
>
> I have: AMD Turion X2 2GHZ, Win XP, 2GB RAM
>

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Never mind...I found it.
Of course I have all the firewall, worm, scanning, phishing
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> I just installed Creative Suite 3 Web Premium on my
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> Dreamweaver CS3, PerfMon shows the processor spiking to
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> few seconds. Avg. pages/sec and disk queue length don't
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>
> My computer is running:
> Windows XP Pro - 32 bit
> AMD Athlon 64 3400+
> 2 GB of RAM
> 55 GB hard drive, 20 GB free
>
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> spikes.
>
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> anyone else experienced this problem?

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Hi,
I hope someone may know the cause of this wierd problem
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"Murray *ACE*" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
news:[email protected]...
>> why on earth?? why on earth not!
>
> If you are connecting via a router, wherever you are,
you do not need a
> firewall. Firewalls add overhead to your CPU and can get
in the way of
> other things, unexpectedly.
>
>> What puzzles everyone is why is still happens even
with windows firewall
>> disabled (even not behind any firewall or router wen
tested with usb
>> broadband via vodaphone)
>
> Disabling a firewall is sometimes like disabling Norton
AntiVirus.
> Neither of those will ever see the light of day on my
computers! 8)
>
> Anyhow, you may find this useful -
>
>
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14834&sliceId=2
>
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_19012&sliceId=2
>
>
> --
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> Adobe Community Expert
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>
> "RyGa" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> why on earth?? why on earth not!
>>
>> This is a laptop and only sped 60% of its life in
the office. All
>> machines in here are identical an this is the first
problem with this
>> setup in over 4 years out of 23machines. so i doubt
its a security issue.
>>
>> I have also discover renamining the dreamweaver
folder allows dream
>> weaver.exe to function ok. whatever is causing the
problem it is tied to
>> the full path.
>>
>> Our it people have also copied renamed cuteftp to
match the same path/
>> exe name and it too fails to function but renaming
the exe back to its
>> proper cuteftp name allows it to work.
>>
>> What puzzles everyone is why is still happens even
with windows firewall
>> disabled (even not behind any firewall or router wen
tested with usb
>> broadband via vodaphone)
>>
>>
>>
>> "Murray *ACE*"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> So - you are running Windows Firewall AND a
network firewall? Why on
>>> earth?
>>>
>>> --
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so!)
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>>>
>>> "RyGa" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> Ok, im getting some where with this...
>>>>
>>>> I found this thread
>>>>
http://dreamweaverforum.info/dreamweaver-general/20168-dreamweaver-ftp-suddenly-stops-work ing.html
>>>>
>>>> which had this solution:
>>>>
>>>> The problem was in Windows Firewall, which
did not recognized the
>>>> Dreamweaver on some way even it was removed
from the Windows Firewall
>>>> exceptions.
>>>>
>>>> The solution is a bit tricky:
>>>> 1. Remove the Dreamweaver from the Windows
Firewall Exceptions
>>>> 2. Copy & Paste Dreamweaver.exe on the
Program
>>>> Files\<Macromedia|Adobe>\Dreamweaver\
directory to a new executable
>>>> filename (e.g. Dreamweaver2.exe)
>>>> 3. Run the renamed program. After the first
FTP connection Windows
>>>> Firewall will ask for permissions for
connection
>>>> 4. Close Dreamweaver and run original
executable. SOLUTION: Windows
>>>> Firewall will ask for the permision.
>>>> 5. Remove Dreamweaver2.exe from WF
Exceptions
>>>> 6. Enjoy developing and uploading new sites
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Now as i said previously, I have tried
disabling the windows firewall
>>>> but to no avail. but however, renaming (and
coping to a different exe
>>>> name) the dreamweaver.exe file allows me to
launch the newly named file
>>>> and ftp works fine.
>>>>
>>>> But following the solution above makes no
difference if i run the
>>>> original exe, I dont get to re-add to
firewall exceptions even though
>>>> it isnt there anymore, and the dw still
refuses to play ftp.
>>>>
>>>> I think this is a corruption of some sort
with windows firewall.
>>>>
>>>> Id like to get to the bottom of it though,
because after googling for a
>>>> while i see lots of others are having the
exact same issue. Even if the
>>>> problem is windows firewall related and dw
is innocent in all this, its
>>>> still good to have a solution for anyone
else to follow.
>>>>
>>>> I dont think leaving the dreamweaver.exe
called dreamweaver2.exe is it
>>>> as this breaks all the current registry
references to the proper file
>>>> name.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet002\Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy\F irewallRules
>>>>
>>>> "Dooza" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
>>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>>> RyGa wrote:
>>>>>> I should have mentioned. Last night
i took my laptop home as i do
>>>>>> quite frequesntly.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The problem remains even though in a
completely different
>>>>>> environment, so that rules out
network at work.. I even tried
>>>>>> disabling all security apps (win
firewall, nod and even that win
>>>>>> defender)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> My cuteftp using the same login
credentials (exactly the same)
>>>>>> continues to work without a problem.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have this morning went through the
site area of the dreamwaever
>>>>>> options and double checked they are
the same as the machine nearest
>>>>>> me and they are.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> still no joy..
>>>>>
>>>>> Very odd indeed, maybe backup all the
site files and re-install
>>>>> Dreamweaver? Its a last ditch effort
though, as its a very strange
>>>>> problem.
>>>>>
>>>>> Dooza
>>>>
>>>
>

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pain, as it gets very hot, and the fans are on full and constantly.
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I had the task manager open and Dreamweaver (and nothing else) the other day, and Dreamweaver kept flashing back and forth to "Not Responding"… so I closed it and it made task manager freeze up so that it wouldn’t close and the task manager memory and CPU usage were spiking.
Specs on my machine:
HP xw6600 workstation
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Re-creating registry files
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Dreamweaver CS3 slow performance issue confusions & work arounds

Never mind...I found it.
Of course I have all the firewall, worm, scanning, phishing
filtering, full time protect, and everything else turned off when I
am working on a remote/testing site however I found the Symantec
antivirus email scan being enabled (doesn't it just interact with
my email program?) was getting in the way of DW9 ftp operations,
causing some lagging that was putting DW9 into an unstable mode
during and immediately after (10 seconds) ftp operations.
The CPU still spikes to 99% during ftp functions but DW9
works even though it's likely taxed to the max but when I turn off
email scan DW9 returned to a functioning state during ftp and
remote file view. Whatever it takes huh?
PS: email scanning only never effected DW8.02
My System Info: properly configured (as in: everything works
or I fix it) Toshiba - XP pro SP2 – Pentium 4 - 2.3GHz
– 1.5 GB ram – Intel extreme graphics card 64 MB ram
– Apache 2.2 server – PHP 5 – MySQL 5 -
phpMyAdmin – Dreamweaver 8.02 – Interakt Kollection
3.7.1 – Dreamwweaver 9 - DeVtoolbox – Flash –
GoLive - Photoshop - ImageReady – Illustrator – Acrobat
– CuteFTP – Putty SSH - blabla...)

sundap wrote:
> Hey , i am pretty new to PHP and MYSQL. I have a login
page that uses
> Dreamweaver CS3's Log In User built in function.
However, when succesfully
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or Welcome Bob
> according to the user that logs in and have been
unsuccessful so far. I go to
> the correct page but it says Welcome ( Blank Space)
>
> any thoughts? i tried this
>
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_15398&sliceId=2
>
> and that doesnt work for me either.....
What does doesn't work mean?
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session variable to the page (in particular the page that the log
in user behavior has set for a successful log in)? You can do that
by simply selecting it in the Bindings panel and dragging into the
design view then previewing the page (after you've logged in of
course).
Also to get better responses (and more folks looking at it),
you should probably post this in the Dreamweaver Application dev
group:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=12&catid=263&entercat= y
Danilo Celic
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Dreamweaver CS3 crashes in XP

Dreamweaver CS3 loads, then crashes after about 5 seconds.
I've tried uninstalling the program and all other versions of
Dreamweaver, deleting all my site definitions, all registry
information, and even disconnecting the drive that all my local
sites were stored on. After reinstalling the problem still
persists. I tried disabling the welcome screen and destroying any
and all site definitions and configuration files before each
re-install. Nothing has worked.
Any information you guys could give me would be really
appreciated, considering I literally use this program for just
about everything I do.
Information from XP's event viewer:
Faulting application dreamweaver.exe, version 9.0.0.3481,
faulting module adobelm_libfnp.dll, version 11.3.5.1, fault address
0x000eeb6d.
My system:
Windows XP SP 2
Pentium 4 CPU 3.00GHz
.99GB of RAM

I recommend you contact Adobe directly and use one of your
one-on-one
support incidents.
http://www.adobe.com/support/programs/dreamweaver/index.html?tab:contact=1
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"tm2336" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Dreamweaver loads, then crashes after about 5 seconds.
I've tried
> uninstalling
> the program and all other versions of Dreamweaver,
deleting all my site
> definitions, all registry information, and even
disconnecting the drive
> that
> all my local files were on. After reinstalling the
problem still persists.
> Any
> information you guys could give me would be really
appreciated,
> considering I
> literally use this program for just about everything I
do.
>
> Information from XP's event viewer:
> Faulting application dreamweaver.exe, version
9.0.0.3481, faulting module
> adobelm_libfnp.dll, version 11.3.5.1, fault address
0x000eeb6d.
>
> My system:
> Windows XP SP 2
> Pentium 4 CPU 3.00GHz
> .99GB of RAM
>
>

Low cpu usage when exporting

Is it normal to have only 4-12% of cpu usage when exporting video out of ae? I´m exporting it from render queue.
My computer is 2x dual 3,0 ghz prosessor, 8 gb ram, nvidia 8600 gt in xp professional x64
thanks

As Jonas suggested, CPU utilization may be somewhat low because the bottleneck isn't the processing of the data but moving (reading and writing) it.
I'm not saying that this is necessarily what's going on for you, but it's worth pointing out that the CPU is often not the bottleneck.
If disk I/O is what's slowing you down, one way that you can speed things up is to use three disks for your work: one to run the program from, one to store input assets, and one to write output files to.
There are a lot of tips for improving performance in the
"Improve performance" section of After Effects CS3 Help on the Web.

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