-jabs lcd- wheres the pause button?!?!

BatousaiRyu · 10-13-04, 10:37 PM

does one click even have a pause button of sorts? for the occasional bench and such?

Deathknight · 10-13-04, 10:42 PM

You either need to stop the service via the services snapin or you can throw a simple command into a bat file to stop the service then another bat file to start it again. Syntax:

To start the service:
net start F@H

To stop the service:
net stop F@H

Seabee · 10-13-04, 10:42 PM

No, there isnt. You could go into services and stop it when you need too, just make sure to restart it.

I have found tho, thru multipule benchmarks(3dmark01+03,P95,Aquamark3d and CPU Hot Tester) that F@H really doesnt affect it. I have run each with and without F@H and there is very little difference. Nothing that I would EVER notice in real world situations.

There are 'batch files' you can use to sort of pause it, and I am sure someone will be by soon to show you them.

EDIT: See, he even beat me to it.

BatousaiRyu · 10-13-04, 10:44 PM

see i wish the other sections had the reliable amount of members as much as the folding section does! tired of waiting 3 days for a simple responce >.<

nikhsub1 · 10-13-04, 11:19 PM

For the service to stop type this in notepad, save as a .bat file:

sc stop FAH

To restart it:

sc start FAH

that simple.

BatousaiRyu · 10-14-04, 06:00 AM

and were would i put the file?

Deathknight · 10-14-04, 06:21 AM

Put the files whereever you want. I typically keep a directory on my HD for bat files. Then I make a shortcut to the file wherever I want to launch it from (quick launch bar, start bar, desktop etc)

BatousaiRyu · 10-14-04, 06:39 AM

no i mean in the fah folder.... the main directory? and just execute the bat file when i want to pause? or restart?

Andyman902042 · 10-14-04, 06:56 AM

You can put it anywhere. Hit the stop FAH batch file to pause (stop) it and the start FAH batch file to start it again. But after you stop it you have to wait about 10 sec before starting it again or else corruption can occur.

Also instead of batch file you can juse go to start>run and type sc stop FAH or sc start FAH

Oh yea and if you have the dually or hyperthreading install you will have to use
sc stop FAH1
sc stop FAH2

sc start FAH1
sc start FAH2

-Andy
WHooooo hooo 5 stars!!!!!!!!

10-13-04, 10:37 PM	Thread Starter #1
BatousaiRyu Member Join Date: Aug 2004	-jabs lcd- wheres the pause button?!?! does one click even have a pause button of sorts? for the occasional bench and such?
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10-13-04, 10:42 PM	#2
Deathknight Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Chicago	You either need to stop the service via the services snapin or you can throw a simple command into a bat file to stop the service then another bat file to start it again. Syntax: To start the service: net start F@H To stop the service: net stop F@H
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10-13-04, 10:42 PM	#3
Seabee Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Port Hueneme, CA	No, there isnt. You could go into services and stop it when you need too, just make sure to restart it. I have found tho, thru multipule benchmarks(3dmark01+03,P95,Aquamark3d and CPU Hot Tester) that F@H really doesnt affect it. I have run each with and without F@H and there is very little difference. Nothing that I would EVER notice in real world situations. There are 'batch files' you can use to sort of pause it, and I am sure someone will be by soon to show you them. EDIT: See, he even beat me to it. __________________ AMD A64 X2 4800+ @2.2ghz ATi X1900 CrossFire & ATi X1900XT-X MSI RD482 Neo2, 2gigs PC3200, BFG 600w Official TeamPalit Member TeamPalit dot com
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10-13-04, 10:44 PM	Thread Starter #4
BatousaiRyu Member Join Date: Aug 2004	see i wish the other sections had the reliable amount of members as much as the folding section does! tired of waiting 3 days for a simple responce >.<
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10-13-04, 11:19 PM	#5
nikhsub1 Unoriginal Macho Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Los Angeles	For the service to stop type this in notepad, save as a .bat file: sc stop FAH To restart it: sc start FAH that simple. __________________ Loading Signature ...
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10-14-04, 06:00 AM	Thread Starter #6
BatousaiRyu Member Join Date: Aug 2004	and were would i put the file?
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10-14-04, 06:21 AM	#7
Deathknight Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Chicago	Put the files whereever you want. I typically keep a directory on my HD for bat files. Then I make a shortcut to the file wherever I want to launch it from (quick launch bar, start bar, desktop etc)
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10-14-04, 06:39 AM	Thread Starter #8
BatousaiRyu Member Join Date: Aug 2004	no i mean in the fah folder.... the main directory? and just execute the bat file when i want to pause? or restart?
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10-14-04, 06:56 AM	#9
Andyman902042 Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: indianapolis	You can put it anywhere. Hit the stop FAH batch file to pause (stop) it and the start FAH batch file to start it again. But after you stop it you have to wait about 10 sec before starting it again or else corruption can occur. Also instead of batch file you can juse go to start>run and type sc stop FAH or sc start FAH Oh yea and if you have the dually or hyperthreading install you will have to use sc stop FAH1 sc stop FAH2 sc start FAH1 sc start FAH2 -Andy WHooooo hooo 5 stars!!!!!!!!
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