[Jason77]

Sorry. I have done both. I will do the services again at lunch time here. About 3 hours from now.

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Please try this HERE.
This is not a program we use in the Tech forums so I'm kind of at a loss with it.
The jest of it is to run the program and find these two entries associated with a service running.
Disable the service and then let me know if the issue stops then.

[rshaffer61]

Please try this HERE.
This is not a program we use in the Tech forums so I'm kind of at a loss with it.
The jest of it is to run the program and find these two entries associated with a service running.
Disable the service and then let me know if the issue stops then.

[Jason77]

what two entries am i lookin for?

[rshaffer61]

mbr.sys

catchme.sys

[Jason77]

I do not see either of those in process explorer. another thing to note. To get the PC to boot up in normal mode i must disable the video drivers. I am able to boot with out a BCOD but it is still very slow. When looking at pocess explorer there is not one process that if taking up all the CPU but it looks like no matter what i open takes a large amount of CPU.

[rshaffer61]

I don't think you are looking for the exact files I posted but a service within the list that shows the corresponding file in it's entry.
I apologize but as I said this is not a program we use here in the Tech forums. If you can give me some time I will try to bring in a malware tech who knows how to run this program and can tell you or me what exactly to look for.

Note I checked the request for help and the malware tech did state the following in his reply.

Check with Process Explorer and identify the process that is depleting his resources. Chances are a service is the culprit.

[RKinner]

This what you were looking for?

Get Process Explorer

http://live.sysinter...com/procexp.exe

Save it to your desktop then run it (Vista or Win7 - right click and Run As Administrator). Click once or twice on the CPU column header to sort things by CPU usage with the big hitters at the top. Close all other programs. Wait 60 seconds or so for things to settle down. File, Save As, Save. Open the file Procexp.txt on your desktop and copy and paste the text to a reply.

[Jason77]

you can close this topic. I ended up doing a system restore and everything seems fine.

[rshaffer61]

OK thank you for the update on what your final resolution was.
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