i installed Call of Duty and Call of Duty UO this morning, installed fine, i
guess, then i patched No-cd patches to both of the games, and now i have a
problem. everytime i move the mouse, "csrss.exe" in the task manager goes
about 20~30% CPU usage. the percent varies on different programs i run, but
it lags especially full screen games. any help would be appreciated...
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Tsuniper - X

Why did you need to patch the files for no CD?

I guess you downloaded the patch from one of the crack sites which can do
absolutely anything. Just look at all the adware/malware/spyware...you get
when visiting such sites

There are 2 versions of this file. One is genuine & the second is malware
etc. What is the filesize/version or your csrss.exe? Is it signed by
Microsoft?

Check out these 2 articles:

http://www.symantec.com/security_res...900-99&tabid=2

http://www.symantec.com/security_res...351-99&tabid=2

Also, Microsoft have it down as the Nimba virus

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"[Tsuniper-X]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:F2AF50AD-703E-40EF-BA9D-(E-Mail Removed)...
> i installed Call of Duty and Call of Duty UO this morning, installed fine,
i
> guess, then i patched No-cd patches to both of the games, and now i have a
> problem. everytime i move the mouse, "csrss.exe" in the task manager goes
> about 20~30% CPU usage. the percent varies on different programs i run,
but
> it lags especially full screen games. any help would be appreciated...
> --
> [W]hat"s
> [C]hris"s
> [D]ecision
> for
> [C]ompany?
> Tsuniper-X -> ID -> 1.

"[Tsuniper-X]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
>i installed Call of Duty and Call of Duty UO this morning, installed fine,
>i
> guess, then i patched No-cd patches to both of the games, and now i have a
> problem. everytime i move the mouse, "csrss.exe" in the task manager goes
> about 20~30% CPU usage. the percent varies on different programs i run,
> but
> it lags especially full screen games. any help would be appreciated...

microsoft.public.windowsxp.games might be a better newsgroup.

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