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CPU usage 100% while network(switch) error

 
 
terminal2000
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      4th Apr 2004
I met a problem.

Our LAN is being adjusted and repaired.So sometimes the
networking would be interrupted for a short time.But it is
not completely interrupted(the local connection is still
on,there is bytes send out but never receive).

During this time,the usage of CPU would be very high(from
60% to 100%,varies from different machines).The prosessor
using CPU is "System"(NOT System Idle Prosessor).

If the network wire is pluged out,the machine would be
OK.The CPU usage would be down.Pluged in the wire,CPU
usage becomes very high again.

My network adaptors is RTL8029AS and RTL8139C.
There is NOT a single virus or trojan in my computer.
All the patches have been installed properly.
All the drivers have been installed properly.

This happens on machines running W2KSP4 and WXPSP1.

Can any one help me?
 
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Bob Hatcher
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      5th Apr 2004
Sounds like netbios activity. Who's the master browser. (me no me NO ME!)
Try turning off netbios.

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"terminal2000" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I met a problem.
>
> Our LAN is being adjusted and repaired.So sometimes the
> networking would be interrupted for a short time.But it is
> not completely interrupted(the local connection is still
> on,there is bytes send out but never receive).
>
> During this time,the usage of CPU would be very high(from
> 60% to 100%,varies from different machines).The prosessor
> using CPU is "System"(NOT System Idle Prosessor).
>
> If the network wire is pluged out,the machine would be
> OK.The CPU usage would be down.Pluged in the wire,CPU
> usage becomes very high again.
>
> My network adaptors is RTL8029AS and RTL8139C.
> There is NOT a single virus or trojan in my computer.
> All the patches have been installed properly.
> All the drivers have been installed properly.
>
> This happens on machines running W2KSP4 and WXPSP1.
>
> Can any one help me?



 
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