svchost.exe & tasklist

[Undisclosed]

I've read so many posts and articles from various websites
about this svchost.exe taking up 100% of the cpu usage,
and every single time the suggestion has been to open up
the command line and type "Tasklist /SVC".

I have the svchost.exe problem, but, whenever I attempt to
run this "tasklist" thing, it gives me this error reading:

"'tasklist' is not recognized as an internal or external
command, operable program or batch file."

I assume this means that whatever "tasklist" is, it isn't
on my computer.

So, how do I remedy the situation?

[Chris Lanier]

Did you goto Start>>Run>>And Type "Tasklist /SVC" (No Quotes)?

"Undisclosed" > wrote in message
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> I've read so many posts and articles from various websites
> about this svchost.exe taking up 100% of the cpu usage,
> and every single time the suggestion has been to open up
> the command line and type "Tasklist /SVC".
>
> I have the svchost.exe problem, but, whenever I attempt to
> run this "tasklist" thing, it gives me this error reading:
>
> "'tasklist' is not recognized as an internal or external
> command, operable program or batch file."
>
> I assume this means that whatever "tasklist" is, it isn't
> on my computer.
>
> So, how do I remedy the situation?

[Bill]

I have the identical problem as the original poster here.
The exe file tasklist.exe is not on my XP Home system. I
can't find it on the XP Home installation CD. I don't
know where to go to get a copy of this program. Any
advice would be greatly appreciated.

Bill

>-----Original Message-----
>Did you goto Start>>Run>>And Type "Tasklist /SVC" (No
Quotes)?
>
>"Undisclosed" > wrote in
message
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>> I've read so many posts and articles from various
websites
>> about this svchost.exe taking up 100% of the cpu usage,
>> and every single time the suggestion has been to open
up
>> the command line and type "Tasklist /SVC".
>>
>> I have the svchost.exe problem, but, whenever I
attempt to
>> run this "tasklist" thing, it gives me this error
reading:
>>
>> "'tasklist' is not recognized as an internal or
external
>> command, operable program or batch file."
>>
>> I assume this means that whatever "tasklist" is, it
isn't
>> on my computer.
>>
>> So, how do I remedy the situation?
>
>
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