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MWC IT Dude
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Thu May 19, 2005 4:25 pm Post subject:
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I have a computer that is acting up. I really think that it needs to be
grounded. When looking at the performance of the computer, we have found that
when the computer is idle it uses 100% of cpu. When the a program is running
the % decreases. It is a Sempron 2800 and we have 512 of ram. I know what
your thinking and it is not the system idle process that is changing. if you
click the tab to the right of processes it is performance and it will show a
green display telling you how much processor and how much ram is used. My
problem is that it seem to be backwards. Please help. How do I fix it?
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steve
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Thu May 19, 2005 4:25 pm Post subject:
RE: Processor Performance |
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this could describe any number of infections, is your system clean has it
been scanned for virus/trojan infestation etc ? I would do that as a first
step
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there are no problems, just challenges
"MWC IT Dude" wrote:
| Quote: | I have a computer that is acting up. I really think that it needs to be
grounded. When looking at the performance of the computer, we have found that
when the computer is idle it uses 100% of cpu. When the a program is running
the % decreases. It is a Sempron 2800 and we have 512 of ram. I know what
your thinking and it is not the system idle process that is changing. if you
click the tab to the right of processes it is performance and it will show a
green display telling you how much processor and how much ram is used. My
problem is that it seem to be backwards. Please help. How do I fix it?
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Carey Frisch [MVP]
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MWC IT Dude
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Thu May 19, 2005 4:25 pm Post subject:
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i have run virus scan and nothing was found. we have SAV 9.0 server edidtion
that manages all our computer to keep them up to date and virus scan runs
every morning at 3:00 am. and i have run a number of spyware programs.
Microsoft anti-Spyware, spybot, adaware. i have also done disk cleanup and
defrag.
"steve" wrote:
| Quote: | this could describe any number of infections, is your system clean has it
been scanned for virus/trojan infestation etc ? I would do that as a first
step
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there are no problems, just challenges
"MWC IT Dude" wrote:
I have a computer that is acting up. I really think that it needs to be
grounded. When looking at the performance of the computer, we have found that
when the computer is idle it uses 100% of cpu. When the a program is running
the % decreases. It is a Sempron 2800 and we have 512 of ram. I know what
your thinking and it is not the system idle process that is changing. if you
click the tab to the right of processes it is performance and it will show a
green display telling you how much processor and how much ram is used. My
problem is that it seem to be backwards. Please help. How do I fix it?
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MWC IT Dude
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Thu May 19, 2005 4:26 pm Post subject:
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i have done all of that and it stiff hasnt fixed my problem.
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MWC IT Dude
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Thu May 19, 2005 4:26 pm Post subject:
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I tried the clean boot and the problem still exists. and i checked the device
propertied and drivers and nothing seem to be wrong
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Ron Martell
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Fri May 20, 2005 12:05 am Post subject:
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"MWC IT Dude" <joglesby(remove this)@midwestcabinet.com> wrote:
| Quote: | I have a computer that is acting up. I really think that it needs to be
grounded. When looking at the performance of the computer, we have found that
when the computer is idle it uses 100% of cpu. When the a program is running
the % decreases. It is a Sempron 2800 and we have 512 of ram. I know what
your thinking and it is not the system idle process that is changing. if you
click the tab to the right of processes it is performance and it will show a
green display telling you how much processor and how much ram is used. My
problem is that it seem to be backwards. Please help. How do I fix it?
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Open Task Manager and go to the Processes tab.
Click twice on the CPU column header to sort the list of processes
into descending order by CPU usage.
What are the process that are using the most CPU time (=top of the
list)? That should help to identify the culprit(s).
Good luck
Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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