Resource hogging

[Jonn Jonzz]

I've searched the site, including these fora, and I've not been able to find this issue addressed:

 

I've been using IOS360 for a week or so, and I'm having trouble with it being a huge resource hog.

 

It's fine when I first boot, but after the computer has been "on" for several hours, it becomes very slow and unresponsive, to the point I have to do a hard shutdown and restart.

 

When I first boot, if I invoke Task Manager and look at the Processes tab, I only see two items I can identify as belonging to IOS360: is360srv.exe and is360tray.exe; the Performance tab shows CPU usage at about 5% and memory usage quite modest. However, if I do the same things when the system is performing badly, I find literally dozens of instances of is360 items, CPU usage holds at around 90% continuously, and memory usage is quite high -- assuming I am even able to successfully invoke Task Manager.

 

The program seems to be a nice idea, but if I can't get this problem fixed, it's way more trouble than it's worth.

 

I'm running v. 1.30 of IOS360 on Windows XP with SP3.

 

Thanks for any help!

[enoskype]

Hi J'onn J'onzz,

 

The memory usage increasing by time has been discussed in the forum, and you can find it in this section.

 

I am sure IObit is aware and working on it.

 

But, dozens of instances of is360 is new to me and the forum, can you supply us a Screenshot of the Task Manager when it happens?

 

Cheers.