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'System' Process using 100% cpu


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angryamerican

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topic basically says it all...ive ran numerous spyware/adware/virus scans...have also run some hard drive analysis programs, thought maybe a my har drive was overheating or damaged..but everything came back fine on that too....its not all the time, it comes and goes, and when i restart it goes away for at least the first 20min while my computer is on...

anyone have any suggestions??

thanks in advance :tazz:
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makai

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Do you mean "System Idle Process"? If you do... it's normal for it to be running around 99%... unless you're doing something. Maybe I'm not understanding exactly what you're referring to.

Edited by makai, 06 December 2005 - 12:43 PM.

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angryamerican

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no, the process named "system"
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Oops Sorry! Is this a desktop or laptop. If its a desktop, try shutting down and pulling the AC plug out for a minute or two, then plug it back in and restart. If it's a laptop, remove the battery for a minute or two.

Not really my idea... just some googling and this actually fixed it for some people... actually quite a few people. Nothing to lose except a few minutes.
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haha...alright ill try that..cant hurt...its a desktop btw
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