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Lightning
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Hi,
I have Windows 7 build 7100 x64. I also have installed Java 6.13.
Eclipse is a Java based platform so I guess the Java platform causes the problem:
If I use the clipboard or I type too fast, the whole Eclipse starts lagg and if I click on something, it freezes permanently.
Yes, this is a 64 bit OS but Eclipse works fine on Vista x64, so I don't think this is the reason.
Other Java based applications works fine such as Woopra or Java applet in browsers.
I tried the XP SP3 compatibility mode but it didn't help.
I have Intel Core 2 E8400 which supports hardware virtualization, 8GB DDR2 RAM and ATI 4850 Toxic VGA.
The OS is on a Transcend 64GB MLC SSD but Eclipse and few stuffs is on a SATAII HDD. So hardwares can't be the reason neither.
Windows 7 is much greater than Vista but I'm disappointed because of Eclipse.
Thanks a lot,
Lightning
I have Windows 7 build 7100 x64. I also have installed Java 6.13.
Eclipse is a Java based platform so I guess the Java platform causes the problem:
If I use the clipboard or I type too fast, the whole Eclipse starts lagg and if I click on something, it freezes permanently.
Yes, this is a 64 bit OS but Eclipse works fine on Vista x64, so I don't think this is the reason.
Other Java based applications works fine such as Woopra or Java applet in browsers.
I tried the XP SP3 compatibility mode but it didn't help.
I have Intel Core 2 E8400 which supports hardware virtualization, 8GB DDR2 RAM and ATI 4850 Toxic VGA.
The OS is on a Transcend 64GB MLC SSD but Eclipse and few stuffs is on a SATAII HDD. So hardwares can't be the reason neither.
Windows 7 is much greater than Vista but I'm disappointed because of Eclipse.
Thanks a lot,
Lightning