Cpu Proformance

[Guest]

Hi; My computer recently started opening and closing programs very slowly.
I ran Scan Disk and have also run a full virus scan. Every thing checked out
with both of those programs. However, if I use Ctrl Alt Delete the CPU
preformance is 100%? I've never seen it at 100% before. Is there something
I can do to fix that? Also when I go to shut down I get a dialog box that
says ending program CCapp? Don't know what that is since again if I look at
Ctrl Alt delete there is nothing running.

 

[Ayush]

Replied To { I N L I N E } :
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| Hi; My computer recently started opening and closing programs very slowly.
| I ran Scan Disk and have also run a full virus scan. Every thing checked out
| with both of those programs. However, if I use Ctrl Alt Delete the CPU
| preformance is 100%? I've never seen it at 100% before. Is there something
| I can do to fix that?
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First see which application is using 100. To do that (DO this when CPU is at
100):
....Open Task manager
....Go to Process tab
....Click CPU column twice (Don't double click)
....Now click View menu > Update Speed > Paused
....See who is using 100 CPU (In CPU column)

I suspect it is Norton. To figure out:
Go to Norton options > Turn off Load Autoprotect at startup (Or something like
that)



Also when I go to shut down I get a dialog box that
| says ending program CCapp? Don't know what that is since again if I look at
| Ctrl Alt delete there is nothing running.

CCapp is norton and that problem is very common.

 

[Gerry Cornell]

Lynn

Spyware causes many problems. If not installed download and run Adaware
and / or update Reference file
http://www.lavasoftusa.com/products/ad-aware_se_personal.php

Whilst the Norton Anti-Virus offers a reasonable level of protection it is
"resource" hungry and some Norton Utilities create their own problems.
I have dumped Norton Anti Virus and opted for AVG 7 (Free) and
Norton Personal Firewall for the Windows Firewall ( and Router Firewall ).

It was the right move!

http://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php

--

Hope this helps.

Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
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[Walker]

Lynn 寫é“：

Hi; My computer recently started opening and closing programs very slowly.
I ran Scan Disk and have also run a full virus scan. Every thing checkedout
with both of those programs. However, if I use Ctrl Alt Delete the CPU
preformance is 100%? I've never seen it at 100% before. Is there something
I can do to fix that? Also when I go to shut down I get a dialog box that
says ending program CCapp? Don't know what that is since again if I lookat
Ctrl Alt delete there is nothing running.

Symantec.com > Home & Home Office > Support > Knowledge Base
http://tinyurl.com/yxkonc

Ccapp.exe CPU usage increases to 99 percent when sending email

STEP 1 Print this page
We suggest that you print this document before you start.


STEP 2 Delete the Windows temporary files
Note You are about to run a tool that only works in Internet
Explorer. If you have this page open in any other Web browser, please
start Internet Explorer and open this page in it.

Click the button to automatically delete the Windows temporary files.
RUN IT NOW

When you are asked if you want to run the software, be sure to click
Run.

If you see a yellow bar at the top of the window with a message about
ActiveX controls, click the bar and then click Install ActiveX control.
When a small box appears, click Install.


STEP 3 Disable the outgoing email scanning
1 Exit any email programs that are running, such as Microsoft Outlook
or Outlook Express.

2 Start Norton AntiVirus.
If Norton AntiVirus is installed as part of Norton SystemWorks or
Norton Internet Security, then start that program.

3 Click Options.
If a menu appears when you click Options, then click Norton AntiVirus.

4 In the left pane, click Email.

5 In the right pane, uncheck Scan outgoing Email (recommended).

6 Click OK.

7 Close your Norton program.