I have disocvered something that is contiuing to alarm me.

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Guest

I have been monitoring system processes for the last hour or maybe two hours.
And I notice a trend that is telling me that my computer is being put to
heavy use in system idle processes, and i dont even have any cpu intensdive
applications running. Is there a way for me to kill all system idle
processes? Is there a way for me to look and see what is in the idle process
list and delete the ones that look fishy? If so how do I go about doing this?
I mean the CPU load is jumping to 91%-95% on system idle processes and it
shouldnt be. Right now Im runnning a virus scan to see if it picks up
anything. Im hoping it doesnt but is this noimal or not? And if not and I
cant do the above things I am asking is possible am I going to have to
reformat? And what is considered normal cpu load on system idle proccesses?
Thanks again and patiently awaiting your answer. -Master Jedi
 
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Shenan Stanley

Master said:
I have been monitoring system processes for the last hour or maybe
two hours. And I notice a trend that is telling me that my computer
is being put to heavy use in system idle processes, and i dont even
have any cpu intensdive applications running. Is there a way for me
to kill all system idle processes? Is there a way for me to look
and see what is in the idle process list and delete the ones that
look fishy? If so how do I go about doing this? I mean the CPU load
is jumping to 91%-95% on system idle processes and it shouldnt be.
Right now Im runnning a virus scan to see if it picks up anything.
Im hoping it doesnt but is this noimal or not? And if not and I
cant do the above things I am asking is possible am I going to have
to reformat? And what is considered normal cpu load on system idle
proccesses? Thanks again and patiently awaiting your answer.

Hmmm..
"System Idle" is what it implies...
The % of the time your system is idle.
The higher that number - the less your CPU is being used for actual
processes.
 

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