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aximx5user · 06-03-04, 07:38 PM

If you use a process explorer that shows the background
tasks (not just the running apps, but background threads),
check to see if audibleplayer.exe is running with multiple
instances when your memory runs out.

I have found that I cannot quit audibleplayer.exe since
upgrading to wm2003. It disappears from the list of running
apps, but a process hangs around. They disappear if I
soft-reset. This only happens with the new WM2003 - it
didn't happen for me with WM2002.

If I start then stop audible enough times, I eventually
run out of memory until I soft-reset.

I used a PHM's task manager (http://www.phm.lu/Products/PocketPC/TaskMgr/)
to see what's running in the background.

Could you please check this, then follow up? I would be
interested in knowing if others are running into this
problem.

06-03-04, 07:38 PM	#6 (permalink)
aximx5user Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 41 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If you use a process explorer that shows the background tasks (not just the running apps, but background threads), check to see if audibleplayer.exe is running with multiple instances when your memory runs out. I have found that I cannot quit audibleplayer.exe since upgrading to wm2003. It disappears from the list of running apps, but a process hangs around. They disappear if I soft-reset. This only happens with the new WM2003 - it didn't happen for me with WM2002. If I start then stop audible enough times, I eventually run out of memory until I soft-reset. I used a PHM's task manager (http://www.phm.lu/Products/PocketPC/TaskMgr/) to see what's running in the background. Could you please check this, then follow up? I would be interested in knowing if others are running into this problem.