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Join Date: Dec 2004
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OS: Win2000Professional
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100% CPU usage with no applications running
Help!! My computer has started to run very slow. I'm showing 100% CPU with no applications running, although there are 47 processes open. Any suggestions?
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An American Hero and Moderator, The Conversation Pit.
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Posts: 1,578
OS: XP PRO
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Have you run ad-aware se and spybot yet?
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An American Hero and Moderator, The Conversation Pit.
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you can get msconfig here
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 604
OS: windows xp
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Try this when the cpu is at 100% usage press alt ctrl del go to processes press the cpu link so it shows highest cpu usage first then tell us what processes is taking up 100% or close to 100% usage.(system idel process tells you how much not being use so if that on top then you using less then 50% usage)
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An American Hero and Moderator, The Conversation Pit.
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I had this problem once when I unistalled a program and it messed up another program. After I shut programs down one at a time I figured out which one was causing the problem. Then I reinstalled the program that got messed up and everything was fine.
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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OS: Win2000/XP
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As for the problem at hand can you tell us which file is eating up all the resources? If you can we should be able to track down the issue a little quicker. |
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Manager, Microsoft Support
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Pennsylvania
Posts: 12,675
OS: 98SE/WinXP Home/WinXP Pro
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Try using StartupList :
A simple tool that lists all and every auto starting program on your system. You might be surprised what it finds, this is way better than Msconfig. Commonly used to troubleshoot malfunctioning systems, trojan/viral infections, new spyware/malware breed and the likes. Download HERE
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