Bill Eger
December 12th 03, 10:36 PM
My guess is you have adbot problems. Easy way to rid
yourself is freeware in Ad-Aware and SpyBot Search
and Destroy (lavasoft.com). Yes, you should have both.
Others here may know of better ones but these work for me
and solved the same problem you report. And, as noted,
the price is right.
Bill
>-----Original Message-----
>Randomly, my cpu will peg at 100% and stay pegged until
I
>reboot. It takes most of the system resources and slows
>everything down dramatically. The process that is using
>most of the resource is dllhost.exe. I thought that a
>specific dllhost was created for each user that runs
your
>applications (or something similar). However, I'm not
>even running any apps and that process is pegging the
>cpu. I'm running Windows XP Pro on a Dell Inspiron 3800
>with 540 MHZ cpu and 320 MB of RAM. Also, I am totally
>curent on all the Windows updates and do not have any
>viruses. Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>Chad
>.
>
yourself is freeware in Ad-Aware and SpyBot Search
and Destroy (lavasoft.com). Yes, you should have both.
Others here may know of better ones but these work for me
and solved the same problem you report. And, as noted,
the price is right.
Bill
>-----Original Message-----
>Randomly, my cpu will peg at 100% and stay pegged until
I
>reboot. It takes most of the system resources and slows
>everything down dramatically. The process that is using
>most of the resource is dllhost.exe. I thought that a
>specific dllhost was created for each user that runs
your
>applications (or something similar). However, I'm not
>even running any apps and that process is pegging the
>cpu. I'm running Windows XP Pro on a Dell Inspiron 3800
>with 540 MHZ cpu and 320 MB of RAM. Also, I am totally
>curent on all the Windows updates and do not have any
>viruses. Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>Chad
>.
>