Can't stop process in Windows 7

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by Joe Nieves

No, not in the process tad but in the application tab in task manager, How would that make any difference?

Also I notice while testing the import singers disc.through my Int. Drv., the Hoster screen lyric slows down and the sound output is very distorted on import as soon as I cancel the problem go's away.

I then figured that something in my DVD registry was corrupted and causing this to happen, though I don't remember having this problem with 4.6., so I went into the DVD registry key and deleted the upper and lower filters rebooted and tried again and got the same results.

I always use this drv. for import without any problems for close to two years now with Hoster and microstudio, and the test in 4.11 was good?

I then tried this process using my Ext. Plextor Drv. and all was good throughout the entire import?

What can be the problem, any idea, I like to get this Int. DVD prob. fixed.

Thanks

Joe....

Joe my post above yours (this post) was not in answer to your previous post but an answer to Laddie. Killing the process is more effective than killing the application.
If you do not have the same problem as the thread main post, please do not add a totally different problem to the thread. All that does is confuse everything.

Consider this - you are jumping from 4.06 to 4.11. Take time to read all the upgraded, added and fixed items for 4.07, 4.08, 4.09, 4.10, and 4.11. I believe you will find that Hoster has grown in capabilities enormously. In order for it to do this, requires much more CPU processing time and speed as well additional RAM to operate. This also is more taxing on the power supply.
The big differences between Internal and External drives is that Externals (like your Plextor) have there own power source and the controllers on the drives regulate the transfer rate down to USB speed. In other words the Internals tend to read and transfer the data faster because they are on faster buss. This can cause the other processes to have to slowdown while this is happening.