Resource Hogging

[Brian]

Periodically, upon start-up, the gcasDtServ.exe process
utilizes 99% of the CPU. This, of course, causes
everything else to practically stop. If I go into task
manager and end the process, life goes on as normal. This
doesn't happen everytime. In fact, I'd say about every 10
start-ups. (I haven't counted.)

I'm running a self-built system with an AMD Athlon 64
3200 @2.01 GHz, 2.00 GB RAM, ASUS A8N-SLI mobo, Win XP
Pro SP2.

I routinly update all of my software and drivers, so
everything is up to date.

If others are having this problem, or there is a known
solution, please post.

 

[Andre Da Costa]

What you could try doing first is disable Microsoft AntiSpyware from the
Notification Area (right click the icon and click Shutdown Microsoft
AntiSpyware). Navigate to c:\program files\Microsoft AntiSpyware and delete
the error log. Go to Ad\Remove Programs (Control Panel) and the uninstall
Microsoft AntiSpware restart the system then install back MSAS.