Jim
December 11th 03, 09:57 PM
>-----Original Message-----
>HI,
> I'm having major difficulties of logging into Windows
>XP. When I log into my User Name It goes to my background
>and doesn't load up my icons or taskbar. I have to press
>CTRL + ALT + DELETE then go to Process then find a
>SVS.HOST.EXE and temporarily remove it for every thing to
>load up! Then I click on my performance in that same
>window and the CPU Usage is 100% FULL! So, then I have to
>go back to process and find SVC.HOSTB.EXE, which is using
>up the computer, and temporarily remove that also. This
>is what I have to each and every time I log on to my User
>Name. Some of the following things I tried to fix is:
>Deleting all the UserNames, System Restore, and Searching
>for those SVS.HOST.EXE files and deleting some of them.
>If anyone can help me out and tell me how to fix this
>problem PLEASE tell me! Send a E-mail to
or just reply to this post!
>Thank You Very Much!
>
>.
>Update your anti-virus software, and run a full system
virus scan. Try to run the system file checker tool, click
start, then run, and type in this; " sfc /scannow " (with
a space after the sfc) and it will ask for the XP CD to
copy files. Also run the disk cleanup and defragmenter
tools regularly. If none of these fixes this, then do a
repair type re-install of XP.
>HI,
> I'm having major difficulties of logging into Windows
>XP. When I log into my User Name It goes to my background
>and doesn't load up my icons or taskbar. I have to press
>CTRL + ALT + DELETE then go to Process then find a
>SVS.HOST.EXE and temporarily remove it for every thing to
>load up! Then I click on my performance in that same
>window and the CPU Usage is 100% FULL! So, then I have to
>go back to process and find SVC.HOSTB.EXE, which is using
>up the computer, and temporarily remove that also. This
>is what I have to each and every time I log on to my User
>Name. Some of the following things I tried to fix is:
>Deleting all the UserNames, System Restore, and Searching
>for those SVS.HOST.EXE files and deleting some of them.
>If anyone can help me out and tell me how to fix this
>problem PLEASE tell me! Send a E-mail to
or just reply to this post!
>Thank You Very Much!
>
>.
>Update your anti-virus software, and run a full system
virus scan. Try to run the system file checker tool, click
start, then run, and type in this; " sfc /scannow " (with
a space after the sfc) and it will ask for the XP CD to
copy files. Also run the disk cleanup and defragmenter
tools regularly. If none of these fixes this, then do a
repair type re-install of XP.