Greetings listers, Mine isn't a lot different from some I've seen on this list in the past day or two. I'm running the latest version of Media Player -- 9 point whatever. And I'm aware that F9 and F10 are the function keys that lower and raise volume respectively. When I attempt such adjustments, my system seems to force me to adjust volume incrementally. I first tap F9 or F10. Volume does not change for perhaps 15 or 20 seconds on average. I'm told by a sighted person who has observed this, that considerable disk activity is going on during the interval. When it's done, volume goes up or down a bit. Presumably, I might be a bit low on RAM. But not so, according to the 512mb reading I get from systems in the control panel. It has been suggested to me that I try quieting any visualization options that might be checked in options under the WMP tools menu. I could find only one. It was under "plug-ins." The change did not solve the problem. On one hand, it's hardly a major problem. On the other, it is something of an inconvenience. Any suggestions anyone can offer would be appreciated. And I might not mind if those wishing to take a shot at this could provide me with some fairly specific instructions regarding how I'd go about implementing suggested cures. Thanks so much.
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