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|    Paul in Houston TX to All    |
|    Re: XP svchost.exe eating up 99% of CPU     |
|    18 Nov 13 18:15:46    |
      From: Paul@Houston.com              jeff_wisnia wrote:       > jeff_wisnia wrote:       >>       >> I've tried my best to solve this problem with answers I've Googled up       >> under "XP svchost.exe" and tried to understand the various messages I       >> found under that search mostly regarding "XP updates" which can cause       >> the problem.       >>       >> I've been unsuccessful so far.       >>       >> I've got Norton in the computer which says everything is OK when I run       >> everything it can and I even wasted a few bucks purchasing a different       >> Computer Cleaning program (PC Healthboost) whose advertisement       >> specifically promised to correct the svchost.exe problem, hasn't.       >>       >> Shortly after startup that computer slows to a crawl. If I open Windows       >> Task Manager and look at the "Processes" I find one of the svchost.exe       >> applications with a username of SYSTEM is using 99% of the CPU.       >>       >> If I "End Process" that one, my XP machine resumes acceptable speed.       >>       >> Help Please?       >>       >> Thanks Guys,       >>       >> Jeff       >>       >       > After trying a zillion other things I followed one more suggestion I       > found on the web replaced IE7 on that machine with IE8, and the problem       > went away.       >       > Jeff              Excellent!       You might want to post future posts to microsoft.public.windowsxp.general              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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