setup.exe from nowhere eats my CPU

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WeirdoOne

Hello there

I had problem with unknown setup.exe process. My automatic windows
actualization is currently off, no signs of any adobe/java/other updates
in taskbar. Problemacic process have been turn on for approx 10 mins
without any notifications, eating 90% of my CPU. After that it turned off
and comp back to normal speed. I don't know is it something suspiciour so
please help.
 
F

FromTheRafters

WeirdoOne said:
Hello there

I had problem with unknown setup.exe process. My automatic windows
actualization is currently off, no signs of any adobe/java/other updates
in taskbar. Problemacic process have been turn on for approx 10 mins
without any notifications, eating 90% of my CPU. After that it turned
off and comp back to normal speed. I don't know is it something
suspiciour so please help.

Are you saying that you can't find the file?
 
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VanguardLH

WeirdoOne said:
Hello there

I had problem with unknown setup.exe process. My automatic windows
actualization is currently off, no signs of any adobe/java/other updates
in taskbar. Problemacic process have been turn on for approx 10 mins
without any notifications, eating 90% of my CPU. After that it turned off
and comp back to normal speed. I don't know is it something suspiciour so
please help.

Where is the setup.exe file that is running? If you don't know, get
SysInternals' Process Explorer to find out.

Since you asked in anti-virus newsgroup, you sure your anti-virus
program isn't updating its program files? Signature updates just
require a database update but a program update to the AV program often
requires running an installer (e.g., setup.exe). Did you configure your
unidentified AV program to prompt when there are program updates or to
automatically perform them without prompt?
 

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