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If you have a NVIDIA card, you can righ-click on the desktop and use NView Desktop Manager to activate multiple virtual desktops (and keyboard shortcuts to navigate between the desktops) | If you have a NVIDIA card, you can righ-click on the desktop and use NView Desktop Manager to activate multiple virtual desktops (and keyboard shortcuts to navigate between the desktops) | ||
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+ | ===== Dealing with the slow Safely Remove Hardware for USB devices ===== | ||
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+ | This maybe linked to the use of network printers, or to some devices that take time to be listed. The delay problem can be reproduced by opening //Start => Devices and Printers// : once devices and printers are displayed, there is no more delay in ejecting the USB devices! | ||
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+ | Check the following links: | ||
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+ | * http://sebthom.de/163-solved-windows-7-safely-remove-hardware-popup-menu-horrendously-slow/ | ||
+ | * https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/quot-Safely-remove-hardware-and-eject-media-quot-is-very-slow/td-p/236407 | ||
+ | * http://blog.notfaqs.com/2009/10/win7-safely-remove-hardware-and-eject.html | ||
===== Dealing with audiodg.exe high CPU usage ===== | ===== Dealing with audiodg.exe high CPU usage ===== |