Hello,
I'm running some local application on a mini-PC and lately it has started freezing about once a week. When it's freezing the OS seems to still respond (most of the times). Internet explorer freezing with the message that "Internet Explorer is not responding".
The application is built using HTML/JS/PHP and MySQL. It runs on Internet Explorer using WAMP. (Assume that there is no way to modify the application at the moment).
I want to to find a way to reduce Windows 8.1 resource consumption to minimum. It won't matter how the graphic may look. If possible, only leave the necessary services for running Internet explorer and the localhost application.
I want to take those saved resources and "invest" them in Internet Explorer.
I believe this solution will solve, or at least improve the behavior of the application because when the application is ran on a stronger PC, it simply never crashes even without doing anything to the OS.
Also, if there is a way to do your suggestion with a CMD command so I can make a handy .bat file, it will be great.
P.S. The mini-PC has no dedicated graphics card. The PC has 4GB of RAM.
I'm running some local application on a mini-PC and lately it has started freezing about once a week. When it's freezing the OS seems to still respond (most of the times). Internet explorer freezing with the message that "Internet Explorer is not responding".
The application is built using HTML/JS/PHP and MySQL. It runs on Internet Explorer using WAMP. (Assume that there is no way to modify the application at the moment).
I want to to find a way to reduce Windows 8.1 resource consumption to minimum. It won't matter how the graphic may look. If possible, only leave the necessary services for running Internet explorer and the localhost application.
I want to take those saved resources and "invest" them in Internet Explorer.
I believe this solution will solve, or at least improve the behavior of the application because when the application is ran on a stronger PC, it simply never crashes even without doing anything to the OS.
Also, if there is a way to do your suggestion with a CMD command so I can make a handy .bat file, it will be great.
P.S. The mini-PC has no dedicated graphics card. The PC has 4GB of RAM.
