[Whirlwind]

Hi Per

Yes.. I've got this mail from MS:

"...
Try the troubleshooting steps below to see if it makes a difference?

Go to the Start Menu > right-click the icon “My computer” > choose the option “Manage” > then click the option “Services and applications” > and then “Services”.

Here you can browse for a service called “HID input service” > right-click the HID input service and choose the option “Stop”

Check if you still have the same problem and then get back to us with the result.
...
"

I've tried the above troubleshooting, but there's no difference, except that, when the HID Input Service is stopped, then I can activate the HID's ind Device Management, without the CPU-Usage goes haywire... BUT, (yes of course there's a "BUT" )... when the computer is rebootet, the CPU usage goes up to 100% again.. because the HID input service has startet again automatically. Then I deactivate the HID's in Device Management, and the CPU Usage is brought down to 3-4%.

I've told MS the above thing, and I'm now awaiting their answer.

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Try the troubleshooting steps below to see if it makes a difference?

Go to the Start Menu > right-click the icon “My computer” > choose the option “Manage” > then click the option “Services and applications” > and then “Services”.

Here you can browse for a service called “HID input service” > right-click the HID input service and choose the option “Stop”

Check if you still have the same problem and then get back to us with the result.
...
"

Yea, well - that just what we referred to earlier in this thread - maybe thats where they got it from..? Anyway, turning of the service is not a feasible solution, since that allso disables stuff like the volumecontroll on the MCE-remote.

I finally got it together today and contacted microsoft as well. So far I've just had the same tip, but they seem to be working on it; at least they were aware that several useras have this problem.

Per

Edited by per f, 18 February 2008 - 09:20 AM.

[per f]

Try the troubleshooting steps below to see if it makes a difference?

Go to the Start Menu > right-click the icon “My computer” > choose the option “Manage” > then click the option “Services and applications” > and then “Services”.

Here you can browse for a service called “HID input service” > right-click the HID input service and choose the option “Stop”

Check if you still have the same problem and then get back to us with the result.
...
"

Yea, well - that just what we referred to earlier in this thread - maybe thats where they got it from..? Anyway, turning of the service is not a feasible solution, since that allso disables stuff like the volumecontroll on the MCE-remote.

I finally got it together today and contacted microsoft as well. So far I've just had the same tip, but they seem to be working on it; at least they were aware that several useras have this problem.

Per

Edited by per f, 18 February 2008 - 09:20 AM.

[Whirlwind]

I totally agree with you Per.

And great to hear, that you have written MS as well.... The more dissatisfied customers the better... Maybe they'll then run faster

[Tobbe666]

Bump,

Has anyone any solutions to this problem? i have exactly the same problem with the same hardware.

/Tobias