#computerprocessing

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A lot of computers come with programs you don’t need and will never use, which run in the background whenever your computer is turned on. This slows down your computer processing speed, so delete these where possible. Open your list of installed software and uninstall all programs you’re not using, avoiding any that are linked to your computer’s hardware needs.

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Windows Task Manager

Task Manager is most useful for identifying programs that have locked up or are "Not Responding." To run Task Manager, do one of the following:

Click Start, type task manager, and then click View running processes with Task Manager

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and click Start Task Manager. (This comes in handy when Windows is locked up and you can't open the Start menu.)

In either case, Task Manager appears, as shown in Figure, displaying a list of applications running on your PC. If an application is shown as "Not Responding," you can exit the application, although you may lose any recent changes to what you were working on in that application. To exit the application, click its name, click End Task, and then confirm your request.

If your PC is running very slowly, you can also use Task Manager to help identify the problem. Click the Processes tab and check the CPU and Memory columns, which show the percentage of resources the process is using. (The number in the CPU column is most important.) If the number is consistently high for a program (over, say, 50), you may need to do some additional troubleshooting to find out why it's so high.

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In this video I am experimenting with glitches, and noise using my found sounds. Using DAW systems to process live I time stretched and transposed my sounds. By using the computer track pad as an interactive instrument I was able to improvise experimenting with human feel within a highly computerised environment. During this process I thought about what I believed could make such an electronic and computerised sound appear to have a sense of life and humanised feel to it. 

My reflection; the ‘slides’ on the track pad where a sense of release and the sudden ‘clicks’ on the keyboard were representative of the reaction to my own quick thought process during which is reminiscent of the sound of glitches within a process. The two physical responses would seem to be a contrast and literally gesticulatory of how humans may portray these feelings.

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Is there anyone out there that's well versed in computer programming.. specifically Processing, and would like to help me with my homework?

[rapidit]

A lot of computers come with programs you don’t need and will never use, which run in the background whenever your computer is turned on. This slows down your computer processing speed, so delete these where possible. Open your list of installed software and uninstall all programs you’re not using, avoiding any that are linked to your computer’s hardware needs. But if these don’t help, there could be a more serious issue with your computer, so contact the computing support technicians at Rapid IT Support.