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kmcdowell
I continue to have a problem with one of my svchost.exe
processes running at 100% processor utilization, its
the "netsvcs" process. No virii that I can find, no
scvhost.exe file with the swapped c/v, no useful data that
I can find using tlist tool.
I have run "tlist <PID>" and get a list of threads active
in the process, but no way to devine which thread(s) are
the culprit, or how to end the rogue process. I compared
the dll files in the tlist output to another computer, and
found a group that are different, but none of them appear
to be third-party. Unplugging my LAN card does not fix it.
Someone suggested that I dump the svchost.exe file. How is
that done? Any other suggestions? This can't be rocket
science, can it? Paging a rocket scientist...
kmcdowell
processes running at 100% processor utilization, its
the "netsvcs" process. No virii that I can find, no
scvhost.exe file with the swapped c/v, no useful data that
I can find using tlist tool.
I have run "tlist <PID>" and get a list of threads active
in the process, but no way to devine which thread(s) are
the culprit, or how to end the rogue process. I compared
the dll files in the tlist output to another computer, and
found a group that are different, but none of them appear
to be third-party. Unplugging my LAN card does not fix it.
Someone suggested that I dump the svchost.exe file. How is
that done? Any other suggestions? This can't be rocket
science, can it? Paging a rocket scientist...
kmcdowell