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I'm having strange problem with Windows Vista. For some odd reason
winmail.exe boots with Windows and my CPU usage skyrockets to 100%. So after
Windows boots I kill the winmail.exe process and my CPU usage returns to
normal. Now, this problem has not been happening since I got Vista, nor do I
know if winmail.exe has been booting with Windows all along. The only
programs that I've recently installed, and may be correlated with the problem
are the Safari and Opera browsers. Is there a way to prevent winmail.exe
from booting with Windows or is there a way to uninstall it? I'd rather not
uninstall both Safari and Opera to see if that does anything, since, as I
said, they *may* be correlated with the problem. Any suggestions are
welcome, and thanks in advance.
_Skribbles_
winmail.exe boots with Windows and my CPU usage skyrockets to 100%. So after
Windows boots I kill the winmail.exe process and my CPU usage returns to
normal. Now, this problem has not been happening since I got Vista, nor do I
know if winmail.exe has been booting with Windows all along. The only
programs that I've recently installed, and may be correlated with the problem
are the Safari and Opera browsers. Is there a way to prevent winmail.exe
from booting with Windows or is there a way to uninstall it? I'd rather not
uninstall both Safari and Opera to see if that does anything, since, as I
said, they *may* be correlated with the problem. Any suggestions are
welcome, and thanks in advance.
_Skribbles_