I'm using Windows 10 and latest MySQL version Community Edition, configured as development machine. Recently when I was playing game, I've discovered that I have FPS drops every few seconds (about 5), overall system slow down, and high CPU usage spikes. After long investigation using Process Explorer, TaskMgr, then manually disabling services and startup applications, I've found that it is caused by MySQL Notifier, which causes services.exe to use high cpu usage about 20-50% of CPU. Workaround is to disable MySQL Notifier in Startup Management in Windows 10.
Why this happen, and how to fix it? Reinstallation didn't solve issue.
Does anyone have same problem?
No application options appear to stop this issue. Only option so far is to disable/close MySQL Notifier
Process Hacker showing services.exe
The Startup Management in Windows 10 is found my loading up Task Manager, and switching to the Start-up tab. From there you can locate MySQL Notified and change its status to Disabled.
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I am facing issue on both windows 10 pro and windows 10 home single language version.
First of all the mysql service is not being started automatically and moreover I am forced to restart/recycle application pool for my ncalc.dll to work properly to evaluate formulaes.
Regarding Ncalc.dll. The formula is not being evaluated and throwing an error on deployed code on IIS, but when I restart the application pool associated with it, the formula starts to get evaluate.
I am stunned with the issue and I am not able to replicate it on my my windows 10 copy. The issue is being occurred only on both versions of windows specified but not on all windows 10. The hardware configuration where the issue is being generated(2 different pc) are both Dell Core i5 8265U CPU 1.60GhZ. Both the machines are running on same configuration.
For 1 PC the issue was not there with previously with Ncalc(application pool) but was there with Mysql from start but from yesterday it is coming for mysql as well as Ncalc(application pool)
Can somebody please help me with the issue. Is it related to some recent windows update or the hardware or with windows 10 primarily. I have tried lot of permutations but not able to replicate at my end. Has someone faced a similar issue previously?
I have never experienced issues with my fedora 28 in my laptop, until recently, after not using my laptop for two-three weeks.
Now every time I start the laptop, I received the following error when the OS is loading:
failed to claim resource 1: [nen0xfed40000-oxfed40ff]
[ 0.123896] acpi MST0101:00: platform device creation failed:
-16
generating /run/initramfs/rdsosreport.txt
Note that It stops in a very limited terminal session. Hence, I cannot find the way to mount a usb key to copy the above mentioned file (my lack of experience).
I started the system using a borrowed usb key with Ubuntu, and have no problems at all, so I discard any hardware issue.
Still, the above mentioned file does not exists, or perhaps is removed when I started using the usb key?
Anyway, if you can help me or refer me to any source to fix the problem, and be able to use my Fedora again I will really appreciate it.
I do not want to install the OS again, and lose my installed programs and configuration.
I have recently updated to Fedora 21 Beta, and updated all packages. As the final release is scheduled early next month, I don't expect anything big to change. So I think the problem I am facing may well persist into the production release.
The problem is that when using some terminal based applications, the terminal responses very slowly. For example, say I edit a file with Vim in terminal, after a few minutes, it becomes increasingly difficult to use. Every time I hit a keystroke, the cursor will wait like a second to respond. Edit the same file (which is of only a dozen of lines) in GVim, everything works as smoothly as expected. Other terminal based applications shows the same slow response. However, using the terminal itself as an interactive shell has no problem at all.
I understand it is very hard to come by an answer to why it is experiencing this kind of slow response based only on my vague description. However, if anyone can point to where I should look for diagnostics of the problem, some log files etc., it will highly appreciated.
Below are some more details of the system.
The computer is a Dell T3500 workstation with Xeon W3550 CPU, NVIDIA Quadro 2000 GPU. I am using the latest NVIDIA binary driver (both the long live version 340.58 as well as the beta series 346.16 are tried). The open-source driver was uninstalled and its kernel module were blacklisted (lsmod | grep nouveau shows nothing, as expected). The desktop environment is GNOME Classic.
I believe the issue is with the Nvidia driver configuration. I know this question is old, but I was looking for a solution to the same problem in Fedora 22. I experienced this issue when I was using Fedora 21, but I mostly put up with it.
The solution for me was to uncheck Sync to VBlank in the Nvidia X Server settings.
Are you running in a VM whose storage grows as you need it? Perhaps the problem is that the VM is taking time to allocate space as your storage needs grow. If that's the case, after a while you won't have the problem anymore, as your virtual disk will have grown as big as it needs to be.
As for diagnostics, try running "top", look for paging activity and resident set size.
Maybe something has a memory leak. It might not be in the terminal, but in one of its dependencies.
I am encountering an error on my emulator.
I've been developing an application for windows phone, it used to run okay and there was no error.
Recently, i upgraded my visual studio, now my project cannot be loaded. So I tried reinstalling my visual studio.
After reinstalling, an Application Development Error occured. I've looked for a solution but have been unable to find one.
During my search, I found out that my emulator didn't work properly. It was starting up, but after 13 seconds it reboots again and starts up again, this loop keeps going for several minutes. After that my visual studio gives me an error.
This led me to believe that the error was caused by a virtual hard disk issue, so I choose the virtual hard disk from MicrosoftSDKs/Windows Phone/Emulation/Images/Flash.VHD and it is running now.
But after I configure my settings of the emulator to change its virtual hard disk to Flash.VHD, It doesn't work at all. It keeps restarting over and over again.
I have been trying to solve this error for 4 days.
XAMPP is unable to start Apache or MySQL on a windows 7 system when run from a flashdrive.
The control panel indicates that the server is starting, but it never actually comes online. Additionally, the control panel process refuses to end; Task Manager end tasking is required to make it stop.
Is there a specialized setting either in XAMPP or Windows that needs to be made to achieve operation? Is there a version incompatibility? Anyone know a way to get this running?
Try XAMPP Lite -- it has all of the main features of XAMPP, and runs flawlessly from a flash drive.
Be sure to select "no drive letters" during the setup process to maintain portability.