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High processor usage problem
Viz_2
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Hi,
Today I've had a problem with the processor running at upto 100% most of time. It also happened some time last week but seemed to sort itself out.
This time the probem persists, any help would be much appriciated !
I have noted that on both occassions it has been after the windows updates. I have tried re-booting, disc clean up, Ccleaner, Malwarebytes and Avast virus scan as a precaution.
I have a Dell Vostro 1700 running Vista Business.
2.2 core2duo, 2gb ram and a NVidia 256 video card.
Thanks in advance.......
Today I've had a problem with the processor running at upto 100% most of time. It also happened some time last week but seemed to sort itself out.
This time the probem persists, any help would be much appriciated !
I have noted that on both occassions it has been after the windows updates. I have tried re-booting, disc clean up, Ccleaner, Malwarebytes and Avast virus scan as a precaution.
I have a Dell Vostro 1700 running Vista Business.
2.2 core2duo, 2gb ram and a NVidia 256 video card.
Thanks in advance.......
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Try using a rootkit finder.....most antivirus software will not find these.....is your harddrive light always going aswell???
you can get free ones (AVG did a free one but can't see it any more) however i know avira AV free edition has a rootkit checker
also look at what processers are happening ctrl+alt+del...start task manager...processes
that should show you what if any is making your cpu work (unless your running something then it should say something like...system idle process at 90+ percent)If you find yourself in a fair fight, then you have failed to plan properly
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