Just installed The Cleaner and had it's TCActive running in the
background. Lo and behold, it was using up to 50% CPU resources in my
XP. Once I closed it, resource use went back to the 1% to 2% Iwas
accustomed to. Is this normal for anti-trojans or just this one?
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> Just installed The Cleaner and had it's TCActive running in the
> background. Lo and behold, it was using up to 50% CPU resources in my
> XP. Once I closed it, resource use went back to the 1% to 2% Iwas
> accustomed to. Is this normal for anti-trojans or just this one?
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Mmm, Yes. if you run regmon and ntfile mon from sysinternals.com you will
see that it repeatedly checks files/registry keys. Not the best way.

In article <Ed_Jc.37$(E-Mail Removed)>, 195prosete@
195earthlink.com says...
> Just installed The Cleaner and had it's TCActive running in the
> background. Lo and behold, it was using up to 50% CPU resources in my
> XP. Once I closed it, resource use went back to the 1% to 2% Iwas
> accustomed to. Is this normal for anti-trojans or just this one?
>
Id say if it behaves that way it is a resource hog and might possibly cause
problems when running other apps.Boclean (which possibly works differently
to the cleaners TCA active ) uses less than 1% on my system.
me