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Well the problem is due to some circumstances after a reboot at startup.
Windows explorer.exe will consume 100% of the cpu time and will not decrease
until the process is killed. This problem can easily be confused with the
right click menu 100% load and the avi 100% load in windows xp pro and the
battery issue that was fixed in a service pack. This is most definitely a
different problem with apparently absolutely no known fix beyond a reinstall.
I am suffering from this and it came out of the blue after I clicked on the
program files folder to get file size and total amount of sub folders
information. Soon after explorer hogged 100% of the cpu time even after the
file allocation was done and it gave me complete folder size and amount of
sub folders. After killing the process and then running it from task manager
it ran 100% cpu time again. After a reboot it did the same thing.
Several other people on different forums have posted this horrible pc
crippling bug on different forums and this one. The typical responses if they
missed the similarity between this and the other 100% explorer bugs was the
evil spy ware and viruses. After running the programs to scan extensively
from task manager for both I know this is not causing it and is a bug in
windows xp. So far I have tried every other fix for the similar problems to
no avail. If anyone knows a fix to this problem plz let me know.
Windows explorer.exe will consume 100% of the cpu time and will not decrease
until the process is killed. This problem can easily be confused with the
right click menu 100% load and the avi 100% load in windows xp pro and the
battery issue that was fixed in a service pack. This is most definitely a
different problem with apparently absolutely no known fix beyond a reinstall.
I am suffering from this and it came out of the blue after I clicked on the
program files folder to get file size and total amount of sub folders
information. Soon after explorer hogged 100% of the cpu time even after the
file allocation was done and it gave me complete folder size and amount of
sub folders. After killing the process and then running it from task manager
it ran 100% cpu time again. After a reboot it did the same thing.
Several other people on different forums have posted this horrible pc
crippling bug on different forums and this one. The typical responses if they
missed the similarity between this and the other 100% explorer bugs was the
evil spy ware and viruses. After running the programs to scan extensively
from task manager for both I know this is not causing it and is a bug in
windows xp. So far I have tried every other fix for the similar problems to
no avail. If anyone knows a fix to this problem plz let me know.