Slow typing response

The response time for typing is very slow. I tried online and desktop application, but still there is a uncomfortable delay of displaying the typed letters. I am working on a Acer Netbook, Windows 7, 1 GB Ram.
Thanks for help,
Carsten

Hmm well with 1.25gb something is definitely up.
From the top of my head
a) Belt and braces, take the ram cover off and make sure both chips are firmly seated - I know the system profiler shows them, but you never know!
b) Ensure your disk is not close to full
c) if you have lots of icons on the desktop, consolidate them into one folder on the desktop to reduce the total number of icons.
d) Run activity monitor - check cpu usage and memory usage under normal conditions and immediately when the problem occurs - make sure you show all processes - it could be a process taking up all the resources.
e) There was an issue related to "kernel task" and 10.4.3 and having more than 1gb that was supposedly fixed in a recent update - it transpires that "kernel task" is trackpad related - so if this is showing at more than 5-6% of cpu then this could be the problem - are you comepletely up to date OS X wise? you could try running on just the 1gb alone and see if it continues. Also, does the problem still occur with Airport running?
Thats the best I can do for the moment - I hope it helps.
PS - I notice you are running 10.4.1 - I'd suggest updating to 10.4.3 to see if that fixes the problem. Have you considered a clean install?

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Since upgrading to ver 8 headers and footers on printing web pages do not print; typing response is terrible, type 20-30 char before seeing them; my PC or Firefox 8?

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I have 2 XY graphs in my VI and for some reason 1 XY is super slow in response. I have attached my vi here which demonstrates the behavior.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
GraphSlowdown.vi ‏5541 KB

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Dear All,
I would like to say thanks for all.
Let me explain our environment first then move on to the queries.
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