Problem SwingApplication Windows 2000 JRE 1.4.1

I am new to java but very familiar with C++
When going through the tutorials and compiling and running the examples I was able to compile and run all of the command line application and the applets but whenever I try to compile and run an application using the swing class my computer comes to a screeching hault. Windows does not freeze but it only moves the mouse every 10 seconds or so and the swing window that comes up does not draw itself. If I am patient I can get to the Task Manager and close the program but the program is listed as still running. Am I missing a setting or something? When I try to access the Java Plug-in 1.4.0 in the control Panel.
Any help would be appreciated.

There are a few bugs reported in the bug database about this.. it seems 1.4.0_01 doesn't have any problems but on 1.4.1 computers with certain graphics cards and drivers experience this.. win2k nearly comes to halt.. mouse moves very sluggishly.. most often you'll have to reboot.
I had the problem with my former kyro card. It worked a little better with directdraw disabled (see post above) but was still very problematic (components often had an odd 'magenta' background, app hang when resizing the JFrame, etc). Now I'm using a different an S3 video card and 1.4.1 works perfectly.. not a trace of the directdraw problems.
Some radeon cards have had similar problems I think.. search in the bug database for more info.

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This topic has been moved to Retired motherboards.
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Quote from: tcsenter on 20-October-06, 01:10:23
Enlight is manufactured by Sirtec and are virtually identical to Sirtec's own High Power brand (if not identical, they share the same model numbers). High Power has received good reviews from Tom's Hardware and others. Nothing wrong with Enlight, except their OEM/bulk units that ship with cases are usually underpowered. Underpowered is relative to system needs and is not the same as inferior quality.
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