I knew from the begining that when the CPU isn't doing any thing the Idle
Process is High but it wasn't doing what I needed it to do which was encoding
a MPG so I had a lot of processing to do and it was slowing my other
processes down and giveing a great part of the cpu to the Idle Precess.
You are continuing to not read what I wrote. I'm probably wasting my
breath, but I'm going to say it one more time, then shut up. It is
*not* "giveing a great part of the cpu to the Idle Precess." The
System Idle Process does not use the CPU at all. It's simply the name
Windows gives to what's going on when the CPU isn't doing anything. It
isn't a real process and doesn't use the CPU at all. It's there just
to make the total add up to 100%.
It is not "slowing [your] other processes down." It is not possible
for it to do that. If you keep focusing on this, you will never solve
your problem. Look elsewhere for its cause.
So
why was the Idel process so high when I have processes that need to be done.
Why is it
That is my question I hope some one understand what I am saying
I'm sorry Ken that you don't