winlogon.exe causes high cpu

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Hi everyone

I just did a clean install of w2k pro on an IBM laptop(formatted partition)

After login the winlogon process causes really high cpu (approx. 90%) for
about 5 mins. I did some research on Microsoft's site and cant find anything
that can be causing it..

am not running terminal services
spoolsv.exe doesn't seem to cause much of a stir(looks normal once started)
running Norton antivirus - as certain as I can be the system is also virus
free

does anyone have any ideas??

thanks

please reply to this post
tmmm
 
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Daniel Chang [MSFT]

What service pack level are you at?

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: Hi everyone
:
: I just did a clean install of w2k pro on an IBM laptop(formatted
partition)
:
: After login the winlogon process causes really high cpu (approx. 90%) for
: about 5 mins. I did some research on Microsoft's site and cant find
anything
: that can be causing it..
:
: am not running terminal services
: spoolsv.exe doesn't seem to cause much of a stir(looks normal once
started)
: running Norton antivirus - as certain as I can be the system is also virus
: free
:
: does anyone have any ideas??
:
: thanks
:
: please reply to this post
: tmmm
:
:
 

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