services.exe

[mts]

Whenever I check processes under my task manager,
services.exe seems to be running at close to 100% of my
cpu capacity. This does not seem to change regardless of
the duration my computer is running. Subsequently, all my
programs seem to run very slow. Any ideas on what the
problem may be, and solutions to my dilemma? Thanks.

 

[dcdon]

Hi,

Try running an external virus scan.
www.antivirus.com
http://securityresponse.symantec.com
You can search Google for any infection found to
find fix sheets from TrendMicro or other AVP
companies.
You also can search for
STINGER NAI ANTIVIRUS program
Download the program and run it
It removes nearly 40 infections.

--
Best regards,
don
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everyday."
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Whenever I check processes under my task manager,
services.exe seems to be running at close to 100%
of my
cpu capacity. This does not seem to change
regardless of
the duration my computer is running. Subsequently,
all my
programs seem to run very slow. Any ideas on what
the
problem may be, and solutions to my dilemma?
Thanks.

 

[mts]

I have already run Norton Anti-virus repeatedly to no
avail. Is there anything in particular I should be
looking for in my scans? Any other ideas? Thanks.

 

[dcdon]

Some of this makes for Paranoia.
Not you, but generally.
You can try to run a few Util. from Command Prompt.
Start
Run...
CMD /K <enter>
CD\ <enter>
SFC /SCANNOW <enter>
restart
Start
Run...
CMD /K
CHKDSK /R
"Y" for yes
restart
This will take around 30 minutes. /me do at chow
time.
See how it looks now...


If you are still having trouble, we can do a
"repair" first, if you have good point ERD, and a
full backup.
Or "inplace upgrade", or If you do not. If it were
me, I would do this.
To do it, you will need your current drivers, which
are more current than the Installation CD, and you
will need to redo SP4, and do a Windows Update to
install any hotfixes, and if you use I.E./O.E. you
will need to reinstall I.E. 6 SP1.
If you use broadband, I would d/l the network
version of SP4, and run IE6SP1 from their server.
That is if you should SP4 again, and have the disk
space.

None of this will remove any data of setup files,
except monitor resolution. The first thing be to
redo "Display Settings"

If you want to do this, I will walk you through it.
It is fairly simple. Just let me know.
--

good computing,
don
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I have already run Norton Anti-virus repeatedly to
no
avail. Is there anything in particular I should be
looking for in my scans? Any other ideas? Thanks.

 

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