Hello,
when I restarted a task of this project, at the same time the host began to respond very slowly. And I checked which processes causing it, then noticed that there are many processes of rundll32.exe, which are enough to use RAM of the host. I\'m not very sure whether the task caused it. Anyone had the same experience?
thanks,
suguruhirahara
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Hello,
when I restarted a task of this project, at the same time the host began to respond very slowly. And I checked which processes causing it, then noticed that there are many processes of rundll32.exe, which are enough to use RAM of the host. I\'m not very sure whether the task caused it. Anyone had the same experience?
thanks,
suguruhirahara
suguruhirahara,
I am sorry, I haven\'t seen anything like this before. I was hoping someone else would chime in with some insightful advise.
Are things behaving any differently now?
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Hello,
when I restarted a task of this project, at the same time the host began to respond very slowly. And I checked which processes causing it, then noticed that there are many processes of rundll32.exe, which are enough to use RAM of the host. I\'m not very sure whether the task caused it. Anyone had the same experience?
thanks,
suguruhirahara
Did you suspend it upon first attaching to the project, and before it showed a % complete ?
I did have a similar problem once, the machine downloaded 4 and immediately started 3 WU\'s on first attach. I suspended three and allowed the first to run through and crash, started the second, allowed it to run through it\'s 10 minute initialization. After it started showing a % I started the 3rd again, and it tried to initialize again. I assume it started to do so already before I had suspended it, and merely finished what it had started. Had to detach from and reattach to the project on that machine to straighten it out.
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