Win 7 one core of petium D is Always runing at apx 100%

[zohaib_ali_sh]

i am using win 7 32 bit. with petium D processor. i am facing big problem. my win 7 (tried both 32 and 64) is consuming alomost 100% of one core of my processor. There is no application running, i have installed a fresh window after recreating partitions of my Hard drive. here is the snap shot of the resource monitor (check attached picture). plz help me out.

[Rits]

Download Speccy and check the temperatures of motherboard and HDD. If you need help, after Speccy scans, go to File/Publish Snapshot, copy the URL to your clipboard and paste in your next post.

[zohaib_ali_sh]

Thank you for your reply here are the url you asked for sending;

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/G...dtB7mECXy1Z5qD

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/q...HSJC0K8HLmPckN

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/Q...B3WIusnQcKdL8W

I hope that these are sufficient for you to understand the problem!

Previously i was also using xp on the same system did't face this problem.

Thanx for the reply. waiting for your next reply.

[zohaib_ali_sh]

Some one please reply to my last message

[spunk.funk]

Your temperatures all look good. But I notices that your Power Supply Unit (PSU) it's readiing ATX +12V: 16.0 V Someone else should chime in about this, but usually this line should be + or - .5V. (ex 11.5V or 12.5V) not 16.0 V

[dai]

just post these specs

what are you running
video card brand and model
cpu
m/board
ram
power supply
brand
model
wattage

check the listings in the bios for 12v line voltages and temperatures and post them

if the 12v line was actually 16v it would be way out of specs,i doubt it is the correct reading

all lines read to high

[zohaib_ali_sh]

Thanks alot for your reply.

Following are the specs as required:
what are you running: win7 sp1 64bit
video card brand and model: Inno3d GT440 1Gb SDDR3
cpu: Pentium D 3.6gh 4mb cache
m/board: D945GNT
ram: 2X1gb Kingston ddr2
power supply:
brand: Dell
model: L350N-00
wattage: 350W

I checked in my bios there are no entries or readings or zero readings in all, for example temperatue 0000, ATX +12V: 0000.

[dai]

see if you can borrow a quality 80+ power supply to try in it

yours is on the light side for pcie

i would think the card has been added later and originally came with onboard

Power Supply Information and Selection - Tech Support Forum

[zohaib_ali_sh]

Thanx for the reply.
you mean my power supply is not providing enough power to my Pc?

But Pc works fine on win xp sp2. I have tried both windows, win xp workes fine i have also tried NFSC Carbon on win xp it worked perfect, no lag no problem, task manager is showing everything normal, unlike win 7.

If its rearly power shortage problem, How much wat power supply should i get in total?

[jenae]

Hi, what problems are you having your resource monitor doesn't show me 100% cpu useage. PSU can create many issues that's why Dai asked, it is often overlooked as the cause of problems, however you did not say what yours was?

[zohaib_ali_sh]

Brother what r u suggesting me now?

[dai]

we suspect you are underpowered

[cluberti]

I also note that most of the CPU time is in the System process (the Windows kernel), csrss.exe (the Client Server Runtime SubSystem), and System Interrupts (a "process" which is just a representation of hardware-level interrupt routines). Given it's those 3, and assuming the PSU is capable, I am going to go with bad driver here.

[zohaib_ali_sh]

Thanx for the reply of both brothers.
If we conclude this all, we can say, my system might be underpowered (as per TFS Hardware tech team), or may have bad drivers installed on my system (as per Microsoft tech Team) Correct me if i am misunderstood??

Thanx to all of the participants!!