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Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 1
OS: XP SP2
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w3wp processor usage
Its a known issue that the w3wp process can spike processor usage every few minutes, are there any known solutions? googling only reveals a patch from microsoft that the server admin (i work applications on the client) won't install for unknown reasons. This server is running software that monitors anesthesia durring surgeries, so when 4 instances of w3wp all peg out at the same time and things stop responding on the client side, its a big deal.
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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 333
OS: XP SP2
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Re: w3wp processor usage
I know if has something to do with IIS (internet information server) so perhaps that's why they don't want to run any patches on it. If the software is web based, that would likely be the reason behind not running it.
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