svchost.exe

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Micah J Collins

I recently installed Windows XP (clean install).
Everythign seemed great then suddenly the processor was
pegged @ 100% and it is the svchost.exe causing the
problem. So I uninstalled just about everythign I
installed to see if this would cure it. But to no
avail. My next step I think is to uninstall all the
service packs and the recomened updates. If anyone has
any other ideas I'm desperate and wll try anythign I
don't feel like backing this thing up, formating and
reinstalling again. Thanks
 
I recently installed Windows XP (clean install).
Everythign seemed great then suddenly the processor was
pegged @ 100% and it is the svchost.exe causing the
problem. So I uninstalled just about everythign I
installed to see if this would cure it. But to no
avail. My next step I think is to uninstall all the
service packs and the recomened updates. If anyone has
any other ideas I'm desperate and wll try anythign I
don't feel like backing this thing up, formating and
reinstalling again. Thanks
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Do you have any communications intensive tray applications
or services installed. If so, unload thes from the
configuration tool (msconfig). Some adware, or spyware put a
heavy demand on the processor time to download new ads.I
suggest you use adaware or similar utilities to delete any
adware/spyware on the drive. Also if you are on broadband
connection, that can alone cause a heavy load on processor
time, specifically on a low memory system (under 512mb).

Lester

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