My 6-month old Dell Desktop has been acting up lately.
When I have a number of programs open, things start to act funny. For example, I'll open up Photoshop, and half of the menu items are missing. I'll open up a dialog box in Photoshop, and many of the controls are missing.
Pressing alt-tab will switch between applications, but the box won't appear. Right clicking in some applications will cease to function.
The only remedy to this problem is to close some apps then continue.
This sounds like some kind of memory management or VM problem. Even though I have several applications open when this occurs, there's still plenty of physical and virtual memory available. If Windows runs out of memory, it should typically allocate more VM and run slower.
Can anyone help shed some light on what's going on?
When I have a number of programs open, things start to act funny. For example, I'll open up Photoshop, and half of the menu items are missing. I'll open up a dialog box in Photoshop, and many of the controls are missing.
Pressing alt-tab will switch between applications, but the box won't appear. Right clicking in some applications will cease to function.
The only remedy to this problem is to close some apps then continue.
This sounds like some kind of memory management or VM problem. Even though I have several applications open when this occurs, there's still plenty of physical and virtual memory available. If Windows runs out of memory, it should typically allocate more VM and run slower.
Can anyone help shed some light on what's going on?