Alex
December 9th 03, 01:16 PM
if it says 100% under performance, if you click
on "processes" it will list all running processes and in
the column "cpu" it displays the % of cpu usage, you may
find several proceses using different %'s of the cpu(add
them up), if thats the case then you need to establish
what the proceses are and if they are needed at all. a
process needs to be run in order for the cpu to run any %
of usage..
Does the 100% only happen when you are online or does it
happen all the time, if its when you are online, download
adaware from www.lavasoft.de and run it, it could be
spyware running on your pc thats causing the problem.
Let me know.
"LX"
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>which process is running at 100%?
>>
>>press ctrl+alt+del to go to windows task manager and
>under
>>the "processe tab, see which process is running at 100%.
>>
>>if it is "System idle process" then that is prety normal
>>(according to microsoft anyway), basically means your
>cpu
>>is idle, waiting for instructions. my cpu idle process
>>normally sits around 90 - 98% most of the time.
>>
>>"LX"
>
>No, it is under performance cpu usage that is says 100%
>and when it happens the system grinds to a halt. I can't
>even cut and paste something its so bad.
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Hello,
>>> I don't know where else to turn regarding this
>>>problem, so I thought I would try here. I have a 1.7ghz
>>>P4, Via mbd, 120G Hd,128mb video card, and 1 Gig of
>ram.
>>>Within 30 seconds of my machine booting up, task
>manager
>>>is showing cpu usage at 100%. I have downloaded all
>>>updates from Msft and all the latest drivers. I have no
>>>viruses and nothing running in the background, (it even
>>>does it in safe mode.) I even got a msft update from
>>>warp2.net that is supposed to address the 100% cpu
>>>problem, but it didn't help. The only thing I havent'
>>>tried is to flash the bios. Any help would be
>>>appreciated. Thanks, Ron
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
on "processes" it will list all running processes and in
the column "cpu" it displays the % of cpu usage, you may
find several proceses using different %'s of the cpu(add
them up), if thats the case then you need to establish
what the proceses are and if they are needed at all. a
process needs to be run in order for the cpu to run any %
of usage..
Does the 100% only happen when you are online or does it
happen all the time, if its when you are online, download
adaware from www.lavasoft.de and run it, it could be
spyware running on your pc thats causing the problem.
Let me know.
"LX"
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>which process is running at 100%?
>>
>>press ctrl+alt+del to go to windows task manager and
>under
>>the "processe tab, see which process is running at 100%.
>>
>>if it is "System idle process" then that is prety normal
>>(according to microsoft anyway), basically means your
>cpu
>>is idle, waiting for instructions. my cpu idle process
>>normally sits around 90 - 98% most of the time.
>>
>>"LX"
>
>No, it is under performance cpu usage that is says 100%
>and when it happens the system grinds to a halt. I can't
>even cut and paste something its so bad.
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Hello,
>>> I don't know where else to turn regarding this
>>>problem, so I thought I would try here. I have a 1.7ghz
>>>P4, Via mbd, 120G Hd,128mb video card, and 1 Gig of
>ram.
>>>Within 30 seconds of my machine booting up, task
>manager
>>>is showing cpu usage at 100%. I have downloaded all
>>>updates from Msft and all the latest drivers. I have no
>>>viruses and nothing running in the background, (it even
>>>does it in safe mode.) I even got a msft update from
>>>warp2.net that is supposed to address the 100% cpu
>>>problem, but it didn't help. The only thing I havent'
>>>tried is to flash the bios. Any help would be
>>>appreciated. Thanks, Ron
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>