[skgrate]

kapersky uninstalled here is the log
thanks
Kate

Attached Files

•  270112System Idle Process.txt   5.24KB   152 downloads

Edited by skgrate, 27 April 2012 - 08:39 AM.

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In Process Explorer:

Find

WMIADAP.exe and right click on it and Suspend it. Supposedly it is not used any more so I don't know why it suddenly started running and eating up so much CPU.

(If it is hopping around too much then just press the Space bar to pause it, hit the Space bar again when you have suspended wmiadap.exe)

Let it run for a minute to settle down then create a new log and copy and paste it.

Let's also delete the current version of Process Explorer and reboot then download a brand new version from http://live.sysinter...com/procexp.exe

It seems to be taking up too much CPU by itself.

Right click on Computer and select Manage (Continue) and then Services and Applications then Services. Find Windows Management Instrumentation and right click and select Properties then click on the Dependencies tab. What dependencies does it have besides Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), IP Helper, Security Center? If there is anything else, go back into Services and right click on the service that corresponds to the extra entries and select Properties. Change the Startup Type: to Disabled, Apply and then Stop the service. (Remember what it was set to as we will probably want to put it back the way it was.)

Now run your new Process Explorer (right click and Run As Admin) and click twice on the CPU column header to sort, wait a minute then save the log and copy and paste it as before.

Ron

[RKinner]

In Process Explorer:

Find

WMIADAP.exe and right click on it and Suspend it. Supposedly it is not used any more so I don't know why it suddenly started running and eating up so much CPU.

(If it is hopping around too much then just press the Space bar to pause it, hit the Space bar again when you have suspended wmiadap.exe)

Let it run for a minute to settle down then create a new log and copy and paste it.

Let's also delete the current version of Process Explorer and reboot then download a brand new version from http://live.sysinter...com/procexp.exe

It seems to be taking up too much CPU by itself.

Right click on Computer and select Manage (Continue) and then Services and Applications then Services. Find Windows Management Instrumentation and right click and select Properties then click on the Dependencies tab. What dependencies does it have besides Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), IP Helper, Security Center? If there is anything else, go back into Services and right click on the service that corresponds to the extra entries and select Properties. Change the Startup Type: to Disabled, Apply and then Stop the service. (Remember what it was set to as we will probably want to put it back the way it was.)

Now run your new Process Explorer (right click and Run As Admin) and click twice on the CPU column header to sort, wait a minute then save the log and copy and paste it as before.

Ron

[skgrate]

Hi Ron, sorry about the massive delay in responding, I was worried my post may have been closed, but if it is possible for you to continue helping I would be very grateful, I will endevour to get the last lot of instructions done today and will post later on,
many Thanks
kate

[RKinner]

No problem.

[skgrate]

Hi Ron
I cannot for the life of me find WMIADAP in process explorer!!!!

[RKinner]

Funny. It was number two last time:

System Idle Process 0 46.03 0 K 24 K
WMIADAP.exe 1768 23.07 3,712 K 6,616 K WMI Reverse Performance Adapter Maintenance Utility Microsoft Corporation (Verified) Microsoft Windows
procexp64.exe 900 20.59 21,352 K 39,616 K Sysinternals Process Explorer Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com (Verified) Sysinternals

Let's see a new Process Explorer log.

[skgrate]

have double checked still cannot find it!!!!??
here is the log

Attached Files

•  2105System Idle Process.txt   5.65KB   173 downloads

[RKinner]

I've seen reports of WMIADAP.exe spiking. We must have caught it during a spike.

What's left doesn't look too bad. Interrupts are still too high. dwm.exe and csrss.exe are both a bit high. Wonder if we don't have a bad video driver?

We can turn off the big user of dwm and see if that helps any:

Start, All Programs, Accessories, right click on Command Prompt and Run as Administrator, Continue. Type with an Enter after each line:

sc  config  uxsms  start=  disabled

net  stop  uxsms

This will make the desktop look differently as it turns off the “Desktop Window Manager Session Manager” service which is what makes all of the cool effects. I've got it turned off on mine because I think it eats too much CPU.

Once you do that, run another process explorer log and let's see what it looks like now. (You can delete all of your old process explorer logs.)

[skgrate]

Hi, Ok managed the last step, here is the log
cheers
kate

Attached Files

•  2305System Idle Process.txt   5.45KB   171 downloads

[RKinner]

These two still look a bit high but not that bad.

Interrupts n/a 2.94 0 K 0 K Hardware Interrupts and DPCs
csrss.exe 544 2.37 13,056 K 9,440 K Client Server Runtime Process Microsoft Corporation (Verified) Microsoft Windows

How is it running now (when Process Explorer is not running)?

[skgrate]

it seems to be running ok but still have problems with cursor movement, really working ok but need to know if my system is secure as in do i need something else ie free ware as i only use kapersky and this has not managaged so well so far?
I appreciate the last few months helping me but if you have any ideas for future prevention i will gladly eat them up
kate

[RKinner]

What version of Kaspersky do you have?

Do you have any .ini files in c:\windows\system32\wbem\performance\

If so please open them in notepad and copy and paste the text into a reply.

[skgrate]

Hi
I have 2 files one i cannot open but have copied and pasted it here hopefully and one in notepad also included
I have Kapersky antivirus 2012

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Copyright © 2000 Microsoft Corporation
//
// Module Name:
// WmiApRpl
//
// Abstract:
//
// Describes all the counters supported via WMI Hi-Performance providers
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


[info]
drivername=WmiApRpl
symbolfile=WmiApRpl.h

[languages]
00c=French
009=English

[objects]
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WMI_Objects_009_NAME=WMI Objects
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BatteryStatus_00000_009_NAME=BatteryStatus
MSiSCSI_ConnectionStatistics_00001_00c_NAME=iSCSI Connections
MSiSCSI_ConnectionStatistics_00001_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_ConnectionStatistics
MSiSCSI_InitiatorInstanceStatistics_00002_00c_NAME=iSCSI Initiator Instance
MSiSCSI_InitiatorInstanceStatistics_00002_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_InitiatorInstanceStatistics
MSiSCSI_InitiatorLoginStatistics_00003_00c_NAME=iSCSI Initiator Login statistics
MSiSCSI_InitiatorLoginStatistics_00003_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_InitiatorLoginStatistics
MSiSCSI_MMIPSECStats_00004_00c_NAME=iSCSI HBA Main Mode IPSEC Statistics
MSiSCSI_MMIPSECStats_00004_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_MMIPSECStats
MSiSCSI_NICPerformance_00005_00c_NAME=MSiSCSI_NICPerformance
MSiSCSI_NICPerformance_00005_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_NICPerformance
MSiSCSI_QMIPSECStats_00006_00c_NAME=iSCSI HBA Quick Mode IPSEC Statistics
MSiSCSI_QMIPSECStats_00006_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_QMIPSECStats
MSiSCSI_RequestTimeStatistics_00007_00c_NAME=iSCSI Request Processing Time
MSiSCSI_RequestTimeStatistics_00007_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_RequestTimeStatistics
MSiSCSI_SessionStatistics_00008_00c_NAME=iSCSI Sessions
MSiSCSI_SessionStatistics_00008_009_NAME=MSiSCSI_SessionStatistics
ProcessorPerformance_00009_00c_NAME=Processor Performance
ProcessorPerformance_00009_009_NAME=ProcessorPerformance

[text]
WMI_Objects_00c_NAME=WMI Objects
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Tag_00000_00c_NAME=Tag
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BytesReceived_00001_009_NAME=BytesReceived
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PDUResponsesReceived_00001_009_NAME=PDUResponsesReceived
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LoginAcceptRsps_00003_009_HELP=LoginAcceptRsps

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LoginAuthenticateFails_00003_009_HELP=LoginAuthenticateFails

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LoginNegotiateFails_00003_009_NAME=LoginNegotiateFails
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LoginOtherFailRsps_00003_009_HELP=LoginOtherFailRsps

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LogoutNormals_00003_00c_NAME=Logout Normal
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LogoutNormals_00003_009_NAME=LogoutNormals
LogoutNormals_00003_009_HELP=LogoutNormals

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LogoutOtherCodes_00003_009_NAME=LogoutOtherCodes
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AcquireFailures_00004_009_HELP=AcquireFailures

AcquireHeapSize_00004_00c_NAME=AcquireHeapSize
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AuthenticationFailures_00004_009_HELP=AuthenticationFailures

ConnectionListSize_00004_00c_NAME=ConnectionListSize
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ConnectionListSize_00004_009_NAME=ConnectionListSize
ConnectionListSize_00004_009_HELP=ConnectionListSize

GetSPIFailures_00004_00c_NAME=GetSPIFailures
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InvalidCookiesReceived_00004_00c_NAME=InvalidCookiesReceived
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InvalidCookiesReceived_00004_009_HELP=InvalidCookiesReceived

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NegotiationFailures_00004_009_HELP=NegotiationFailures

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ReceiveFailures_00004_009_HELP=ReceiveFailures

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ConfidentialBytesReceived_00006_009_HELP=ConfidentialBytesReceived

ConfidentialBytesSent_00006_00c_NAME=ConfidentialBytesSent
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ConfidentialBytesSent_00006_009_NAME=ConfidentialBytesSent
ConfidentialBytesSent_00006_009_HELP=ConfidentialBytesSent

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KeyAdditions_00006_009_HELP=KeyAdditions

KeyDeletions_00006_00c_NAME=KeyDeletions
KeyDeletions_00006_00c_HELP=The total number of key deletions for IPSEC SA
KeyDeletions_00006_009_NAME=KeyDeletions
KeyDeletions_00006_009_HELP=KeyDeletions

PacketsNotAuthenticated_00006_00c_NAME=PacketsNotAuthenticated
PacketsNotAuthenticated_00006_00c_HELP=The total number of packets for which data could not be verified.
PacketsNotAuthenticated_00006_009_NAME=PacketsNotAuthenticated
PacketsNotAuthenticated_00006_009_HELP=PacketsNotAuthenticated

PacketsNotDecrypted_00006_00c_NAME=PacketsNotDecrypted
PacketsNotDecrypted_00006_00c_HELP=The total number of packets that failed decryption.
PacketsNotDecrypted_00006_009_NAME=PacketsNotDecrypted
PacketsNotDecrypted_00006_009_HELP=PacketsNotDecrypted

PacketsWithReplayDetection_00006_00c_NAME=PacketsWithReplayDetection
PacketsWithReplayDetection_00006_00c_HELP=The total number of packets that contained a valid Sequence Number field.
PacketsWithReplayDetection_00006_009_NAME=PacketsWithReplayDetection
PacketsWithReplayDetection_00006_009_HELP=PacketsWithReplayDetection

PendingKeyOperations_00006_00c_NAME=PendingKeyOperations
PendingKeyOperations_00006_00c_HELP=The number of IPSEC key operations in progress
PendingKeyOperations_00006_009_NAME=PendingKeyOperations
PendingKeyOperations_00006_009_HELP=PendingKeyOperations

ReKeys_00006_00c_NAME=ReKeys
ReKeys_00006_00c_HELP=The number of rekey operations for IPSEC SAs.
ReKeys_00006_009_NAME=ReKeys
ReKeys_00006_009_HELP=ReKeys

TransportBytesReceived_00006_00c_NAME=TransportBytesReceived
TransportBytesReceived_00006_00c_HELP=The number of bytes received using the IPSEC protocol.
TransportBytesReceived_00006_009_NAME=TransportBytesReceived
TransportBytesReceived_00006_009_HELP=TransportBytesReceived

TransportBytesSent_00006_00c_NAME=TransportBytesSent
TransportBytesSent_00006_00c_HELP=The number of bytes sent using the IPSEC protocol.
TransportBytesSent_00006_009_NAME=TransportBytesSent
TransportBytesSent_00006_009_HELP=TransportBytesSent

TunnelBytesReceived_00006_00c_NAME=TunnelBytesReceived
TunnelBytesReceived_00006_00c_HELP=The number of bytes received using the IPSEC tunnel mode.
TunnelBytesReceived_00006_009_NAME=TunnelBytesReceived
TunnelBytesReceived_00006_009_HELP=TunnelBytesReceived

TunnelBytesSent_00006_00c_NAME=TunnelBytesSent
TunnelBytesSent_00006_00c_HELP=The number of bytes sent using the IPSEC tunnel mode.
TunnelBytesSent_00006_009_NAME=TunnelBytesSent
TunnelBytesSent_00006_009_HELP=TunnelBytesSent

AverageProcessingTime_00007_00c_NAME=Average Request Processing Time
AverageProcessingTime_00007_00c_HELP=Average time taken to process a request over this connection
AverageProcessingTime_00007_009_NAME=AverageProcessingTime
AverageProcessingTime_00007_009_HELP=AverageProcessingTime

MaximumProcessingTime_00007_00c_NAME=Max Request Processing Time
MaximumProcessingTime_00007_00c_HELP=Maximum time taken to process a request over this connection
MaximumProcessingTime_00007_009_NAME=MaximumProcessingTime
MaximumProcessingTime_00007_009_HELP=MaximumProcessingTime

BytesReceived_00008_00c_NAME=Bytes Received
BytesReceived_00008_00c_HELP=Number of bytes received over this session
BytesReceived_00008_009_NAME=BytesReceived
BytesReceived_00008_009_HELP=BytesReceived

BytesSent_00008_00c_NAME=Bytes Sent
BytesSent_00008_00c_HELP=Number of bytes sent over this session
BytesSent_00008_009_NAME=BytesSent
BytesSent_00008_009_HELP=BytesSent

ConnectionTimeoutErrors_00008_00c_NAME=ConnectionTimeout Errors
ConnectionTimeoutErrors_00008_00c_HELP=Count of Number of ConnectionTimeout errors occured in this session
ConnectionTimeoutErrors_00008_009_NAME=ConnectionTimeoutErrors
ConnectionTimeoutErrors_00008_009_HELP=ConnectionTimeoutErrors

DigestErrors_00008_00c_NAME=Digest Errors
DigestErrors_00008_00c_HELP=Count of Number of Digest errors occured in this session
DigestErrors_00008_009_NAME=DigestErrors
DigestErrors_00008_009_HELP=DigestErrors

FormatErrors_00008_00c_NAME=Format Errors
FormatErrors_00008_00c_HELP=Count of Number of Format errors occured in this session
FormatErrors_00008_009_NAME=FormatErrors
FormatErrors_00008_009_HELP=FormatErrors

PDUCommandsSent_00008_00c_NAME=PDUs Sent
PDUCommandsSent_00008_00c_HELP=Number of PDU sent over this session
PDUCommandsSent_00008_009_NAME=PDUCommandsSent
PDUCommandsSent_00008_009_HELP=PDUCommandsSent

PDUResponsesReceived_00008_00c_NAME=PDUs Received
PDUResponsesReceived_00008_00c_HELP=Number of PDU received over this session
PDUResponsesReceived_00008_009_NAME=PDUResponsesReceived
PDUResponsesReceived_00008_009_HELP=PDUResponsesReceived

frequency_00009_00c_NAME=Processor Frequency
frequency_00009_00c_HELP=Current Processor Frequency in megahertz
frequency_00009_009_NAME=frequency
frequency_00009_009_HELP=frequency

percentage_00009_00c_NAME=% of Maximum Frequency
percentage_00009_00c_HELP=Percentage of maximum processor frequency
percentage_00009_009_NAME=percentage
percentage_00009_009_HELP=percentage

power_00009_00c_NAME=Processor State Flags
power_00009_00c_HELP=Processor State Flags
power_00009_009_NAME=power
power_00009_009_HELP=power



I have not been able to paste the one I cannot open it is a Hfile

thankyou
kate

Edited by skgrate, 24 May 2012 - 02:37 AM.

[RKinner]

See if you can right click on the file that won't open and Rename. Change the .ini extension to .bad. You will get a warning saying it may not work if you change the extension but that's the idea so OK it.

(If you can't see the extension:

Open the Control Panel menu and click Folder Options.
After the new window appears select the View tab.
Put a checkmark in the checkbox labeled Display the contents of system folders.
Under the Hidden files and folders section select the radio button labeled Show hidden files and folders.
Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled Hide file extensions for known file types.
Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled Hide protected operating system files.
Press the Apply button and then the OK button and exit My Computer.
Now your computer is configured to show all hidden files.

)

Reboot and then see if you can Attach the .bad file.

There should be a version number with your Kaspersky. If you run it then click on its Help button and then About it should tell you exactly what version it is.