Adobe Coldfusion8, JRun4, m32.exe and m64.exe take 100% of CPU

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• Explorer.exe takes 100% of CPU

  Hello

  I have Windows Vista 32 Bit laptop computers of company with the following features:
  Core2Duo 2.0 Ghz
  2 GB OF RAM
  HARD drive of 160 GB (two equal respectively to 27, with 25 GB of free space on partitions C & D)
  256 MB ATI graphics card
  I have automatic updates of Windows, so my version is up-to-date. I use NOD 32 Antivirus (latest virus definitions)
  Since the last two days I noticed that my CPU usage is costantly 100% (even when the system is idle) and explorer.exe takes up most of the CPU (95-98%). So my laptop started running hot with the processor fans works at high speed. I have not installed new software recently. Can someone help me with the problem and bring down my CPU usage. I tried to change the parameters of the START property search (someone posted this solution on another forum), but with no improvement.

  Hello Design_engg,

  Try to start your system in safe mode:

  Restart your computer if it is running. Press and hold the F8 key for 3 seconds after your computer powers initially on. Once you see the menu Options advanced boot (or you hear a beep) you can stop. Up/down arrow keys to highlight your selection. Select Mode safe mode with networking and press ENTER. You should see drivers loading, it may take a few moments. You should then be at the Welcome screen. Connect to your computer using an account with administrator privileges. Now, you download (free) MalwareBytes from here: http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html?tag=mncol install, Update then do a scan of your system in safe mode, to ensure that it is indeed clean! Once the scan done remove anything it finds. Simply restart your PC to see if your problem has been resolved! Hope this helps you. Let us know anyway. Make it a great day!

  "In the end the love you take is equal to The Love You Make" (The Beatles last song from their latest album, Abbey Road.)

• the system svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU

  When I open the Task Manager, I see that svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU and almost crashes my computer. I would appreciate anyone's recommendations to overcome this problem.

  My OS is Windows XP Pro SP3 with IE8

  There is a fix!

  Manually download and install the KB2888505 fix: the link below.  It fixed this problem on my two XP systems!
  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=41074

• Svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU. How to fix?

  Svchost.exe uses 100% of CPU. How to fix?

  Please click on the below link and follow the steps given on the page:

  http://www.technibble.com/how-to-fix-Svchost-using-100-CPU-memory-leak/ MD MOEEN AJAZ KHAN - MCP, N +, A +.

• BT stack file TosBTMng.Exe generates 100% of CPU load

  I am also facing the problem that the Toshiba Bluetooth Manager (TosBtMng.exe) very often starts a loop and causes a 100% CPU load.

  This has happened with older versions of the Toshiba Bluetooth stack and the current version (5.1.0.12).

  The affected system is a Tecra S1, BT-Modul and Windows XP SP2.

  BT battery installation went well and the laptop starts succesfull while BT is enabled. I also checked for hidden COM-Ports and other tips in this forum, without success.

  Blocking seems to occur at different times. Sometimes just after are restarted, by clicking on the tray icon of BT with the right button of the mouse. Then the context menu is shown all too the white box, no entries. He can also try to connect to a device already associated. If I kill the process with the Task Manager, I can restart and he continues to work for a while.

  As found in another thread here, I enabled the registration of the API of the Bluetooth Manager and found the following when connecting with the Nokia PC Suite for my mobile phone:

  Call the 00042519 21:55:05 [7208] (TosBtAPI / PCCSTBTP) BtCreateCOMM()-> BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042520 21:55:05 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042521 21:55:05 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] BtCreateCOMM2: InitCOMPort = COM6, CreateCOMPort = COM23
  00042522 21:55:05 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] BlockingSDPCall: send COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber = 00008000 (32768), Size = 00000036 (54)
  00042523 21:55:05 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] receive WM_COPYDATA / fCloseAPI (BOOL) = 0
  00042524 21:55:05 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] SetReturnBackData: receipt COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber = 00008000 (32768), Size = 00000028 (40)
  00042525 21:55:05 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BlockingSDPCall() is returned.
  00042526 21:56:14 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtGetLocalInfo()
  00042527 21:56:14 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] BtGetLocalInfo2: entry Paramers / pLocalBtDeviceInfo = 00D9FE8C, plStatus = 00D9FE84
  00042528 21:56:14 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] BlockingSDPCall: send COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber = 00001000 (4096), Size = 00000030 (48)
  00042529 21:56:14 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] receive WM_COPYDATA / fCloseAPI (BOOL) = 0
  00042530 21:56:14 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] SetReturnBackData: receipt COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber = 00001000 (4096), Size = 0000003F (63)
  00042531 21:56:14 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BlockingSDPCall() is returned.
  00042532 21:56:17 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtGetRemoteDeviceList2()

  A new COM port is created successfully (COM23) and a few seconds later the CPU of TosBtMng load goes up to 100%, but no API calls are made. And if you wait long enough the phone are connected and data can be transferred. However, very slowly.

  Probably because of the high CPU load a next port COM (COM24) will be created some time later and this process is then repeated once again:

  00042740 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] receive WM_COPYDATA / fCloseAPI (BOOL) = 0
  00042741 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] SetReturnBackData: receipt COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber = 00008007 (32775), Size = 00000041 (65)
  00042742 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BlockingSDPCall() is returned.
  Call the 00042743 21:56:47 [7208] (TosBtAPI / PCCSTBTP) BtCreateCOMM()-> BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042744 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042745 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] BtCreateCOMM2: InitCOMPort = COM6, CreateCOMPort = COM24
  00042746 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] BlockingSDPCall: send COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber = 00008000 (32768), Size = 00000036 (54)
  00042747 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] receive WM_COPYDATA / fCloseAPI (BOOL) = 0
  00042748 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] SetReturnBackData: receipt COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber = 00008000 (32768), Size = 00000028 (40)
  00042749 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BlockingSDPCall() is returned.
  00042750 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtGetCOMMInfoList2()
  Call the 00042751 21:57:52 [7208] (TosBtAPI / PCCSTBTP) BtCreateCOMM()-> BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042752 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtCreateCOMM2()
  Call the 00042753 21:57:52 [7208] (TosBtAPI / PCCSTBTP) BtCreateCOMM()-> BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042754 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtCreateCOMM2()
  Call the 00042755 21:57:52 [7208] (TosBtAPI / PCCSTBTP) BtCreateCOMM()-> BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042756 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtCreateCOMM2()
  Call the 00042757 21:57:52 [7208] (TosBtAPI / PCCSTBTP) BtCreateCOMM()-> BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042758 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtCreateCOMM2()
  Call the 00042759 21:57:52 [7208] (TosBtAPI / PCCSTBTP) BtCreateCOMM()-> BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042760 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtCreateCOMM2()
  00042761 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtGetLocalInfo()
  00042762 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI (PCCSTBTP)] call BtGetLocalInfo()

  Maybe this allows to locate the origin of the problem CPU load of the Bluetooth Manager.

  Thank you
  Gerhard

  How your com port configuration look like?
  Please compare with the DeviceManager screenshot from the following Web site:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/Bluetooth/?page=FAQ/bluetoothnotworking

• Window Media Player.exe using 100% of CPU and memory

  I have a Pavilion dv4-2145-dx Windows 7 Ultimate SP1, 4 GB of memory. Windows Media Player.exe supports my CPU 100% usage and it is striking all my memory - 4 GB.   It started right after I set up a homegroup.

  I had to go into Admin/service and change the Startup Type to disabled for:

  • Windows Media Center Receiver Service
  • The window media services planning service
  • Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service

  I tried setting services to manual, but Windows Media Player has yet caught all the CPU and memory, he could then I disabled all the.

  I do not know how to disable homegroup and Windows Media Player services work together so I wonder if everything is always operate has designed with the homegroup and sharing my music.

  Hello

  I think this explains the problem.  The 2 entries here should be deleted, because the first will try to index all of your user profile and the second will attempt to index all of the Windows Partition.

  C:\Users\Rick

  C:\

  To remove them, click to the left of the entrance, highlight it, and then click Remove.  When these two entries have been removed, reboot the laptop and you should find that the problem has been resolved.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Svchost.exe is running and take 100% of CPU, everything freezes

  OS - XP Professional SP3, version 2002

  1. Norton 360 4.0 full version
  2. Malwarebytes

  1.5gig RAM

  only way to get a PC is by going into task manager and ending svchost.exe

  Hi done as recommended, it was "hpslpsvc" - count must be a service of HP, I am correct?

  Yes, it's the "HP Network Device Support" service.  If you use Google to hpslpsvc, you will find a large number of complaints and a few corrections proposed at HP.

  See, for example, this long thread: http://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447627+1286890571088+28353475&threadId=1177917 buried in this thread are information that leads to this RESUME "critical update": http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=mp-65961-4&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&os=228&product=2512010

  There are also the following thread, which proposed adding hpslpsvc as an exception in Windows Firewall:http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-networking-and-wireless/Printer-driver-problem-on-HP-Photosmart-C6280/m-p/839

  From what I can tell, before the HP patch is available, two procedures most likely to solve the problem we have set the "Startup type" HP Network Device support on 'manual' and configure your HP device to use a static IP address.  So... try the HP update.  If that does not work, follow these steps (or add Firewall exception):

  To make the startup type of the service manual

  1. Start > run > services.msc > OK
  2. find HP Network Device Support, and double-click
  3. Set on "manual" Startup type (or you can try "disabled" and see if it causes other problems)
  4. Stop the service runs
  5. OK your way out

  To use static IP addresses (which is a good idea in any case).

  A. printer setup

  Using the controls on the front panel of the printer or the printer's built-in web server, configure the printer to use a manual IP address located in the subnet used by your router, but outside the range of IP addresses used by the DHCP server on your router.  Set the subnet, default gateway and DNS servers also.  (If you don't know what this means, or how do, after return with the brand and model of your router and your printer model.)  Repeat for each HP printer on a network, using a different IP address for each.

  B. configure ports

  1. Open Printers and faxes
  2. Right-click on the icon for the printer HP connected to the network
  3. Click on properties
  4. Click Ports tab
  5. Click "Configure Port"
  6. In the "Type the name of printer or IP address" box, enter the IP address that you set for the printer part A.
  7. OK your way out.
  8. Repeat for all printers HP connected to the network.

  Note that if your HP network device has been installed using the default 'HP standard TCP/IP"port you will notice on the Port configuration tab there is a box to check always 'print to this device, even if its IP address changes.' This box is not on the standard TCP/IP Windows port, and it's hpslpsvc who is responsible to control the IP address of the device to help Windows can find the device if IP address changes)

• mscorsvw.exe using 100% of cpu - Windows xp

  Yesterday my computer has finished 17 automatic updates.  Since then, my computer has been bogged down and keeps freezing.  The CPU is at 100% pretty much all the time.  According to me, there are 2 mscorsvw entered in the Task Manager.  I tried to stop him without success.  I followed the instructions to get to the command prompt, but it keeps giving an error message when I try to make the process of ngen.exe executequeueditems.

  Thanks for your suggestion.  I tried everything without success.  Finally, I out my hard drive and installed as a second drive in another computer.  I then ran scans using Malware, Spybot and AdAware.  AdAware found 13 malicious infections, Spybot found one.  After that, it worked perfectly.

  Also - I installed Revo Uninstaller (the pro version with a 30 day free trial) - and ran all components.  The program cleaned up the drive beautifully and it now works better than ever.

• JRun.exe uses 100% of CPU

  Someone at - it guidance on this issue.
  
  Win NT2003 server using Apache + mysql DB CF8 Standard
  JRun.exe has recently started using 100% of time CPU under the supervision of taskmgr
  
  We thought it was related to the use of client variables and fill out the register, but having this application off and cleaned the registry from 500 MB to 18 MB! (also tried to use DB to store)
  
  Have searched google - many examples of question in older versions of CF, but this issue is specifically with MX8
  
  It is possible that some runaway process / application is causing the problem, but find it proves elusive, is it possible to get more information about coldfusion as what he does?
  
  Coldfsion restart service solves the problem for about 2 hours, and then it happens again.
  

  OK, the problem is resolved. For anyone who is interested. We have looked at Apache access.log and noticed a LARGE number of PROPFIND requests this narrowing it seems to open a word document in our CF application and then closing it caused a loop to implement.
  Essentially, the closure of the doc he tried to open the index.cfm which redirected to home.cfm and returned to index.cfm somehow

  Change apache configured to use home.cfm instead of index.cfm fixed the problem.

• When you install the adobe reader software to change some of my icons and programs all try to open with adobe instead of their exe files. If I delete the adobe reader software, then they return to their exe. files and work well. Why what is happening

  I am running windows vista and am trying to install Adobe Reader.
  My internet programs explore and the printer have changed the icon and the programs trying to open with adobe instead of their exe. If I delete then adobe, they work fine...

  Hi dabrown52,

  You can check out the following link and try the suggestions posted by Linney MVP on Friday, January 29, 2010 19:03 and check if it helps.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaprograms/thread/d18cbb53-6c2e-437D-ae98-ebba1d80f582

  If the problem persists, you can try uninstalling and reinstalling adobe.

  You can try to uninstall all older versions, Adobe Acrobat , and see if the problem is resolved. Uninstall earlier versions of the application and then install the version you want. If multiple versions of Adobe Reader are installed on the system, remove all versions and install only one version.
  To do this, follow these steps:
  1. click on Start, type Appwiz.cpl in the Start Search box, and then click Appwiz.cpl in the list of found files.
  2. double-click on the version of Acrobat or reader you want to uninstall.
  3. click on Yes if you are prompted to confirm that you want to uninstall the program.
  Note If you are prompted to confirm that you want to run the program, click on allow.
  4. click Yes to restart the computer.

  For more information, please visit the following links:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/uninstall-or-change-a-program
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaprograms/thread/8730d9b6-2fa6-41d2-815F-e68c9d3619ce/

  Hope this information is useful.

  Boumediene. K.
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  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Error 1310. Error writing to the file. C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\AcrobatDC\Acrobat\LogTransport2.exe. Make sure you have access to this directory.

  I led by d/Acrobat DC, and when I tried to install it, I got the following error message. "

  Error 1310. Error writing to the file. C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\AcrobatDC\Acrobat\LogTransport2.exe. Make sure you have access to this directory. »

  Did anyone here know how to fix this?

  Thank you

  Charlie

  Hello

  You might see the following links for more information and troubleshooting error 1310.

  Error "1310: error writing to the file: C:Config.Msi...» » | CS4 products

  Concerning

  Sukrit diallo

• How can I fix - Error1321: the installation program has not sufficient privileges to modify the file C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader11.0\Readerwow_helper.exe.

  I am trying to download Adobe Reader free software and I get the message Error1321: the installation program has not sufficient privileges to modify the file C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader11.0\Readerwow_helper.exe. I don't know how to solve this problem.

  Koncar, salvation

  
  

  Please try the steps mentioned below.

  (1) download the Adobe Reader.msi of ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/11.x/11.0.00/en_US/

  (2) run the. MSI for player and when you get the error, click Retry and installation would be hollow.

  
  

  Thank you

  Vikrantt Singh

• When he puts an end to Firefox 3.6.6 firefox.exe continues to turn, visible in the Manager of tasks (XP) and stimulates the activity of the CPU up to 60% with the danger of overheating. Have not found an appropriate response with the search term "abnormal

  When he puts an end to Firefox 3.6.6 firefox.exe continues to turn, visible in the Manager of tasks (XP) and stimulates the activity of the CPU up to 60% with the danger of overheating. Have not found an appropriate response with the search term "abnormal termination of the program."

  This has happened

  A few times a week

  is after update of Firefox 3.6.4

  I have the same problem with Firefox 3.6.6 except that it also consumes massive amounts of CPU during the race. This version also adds a new process on your system. I am running XP and in the beginning I tried to disable some plug-ins. Always consumed too much memory. I went back to version 3.6 and the new process went, and the CPU consumption is way down. Something is wrong with the latest version of Firefox, I never saw behave this way. Revert to a previous version (Filehippo) and you will see the difference.

• Ping.exe takes a lot of computer RAM and everything slows down

  Original title: ping.exe

  Ping.exe takes a lot of computer RAM and everything slows down. I stop the process, but it comes back. How can I remove it permanently?

  Hello
  I suggest that you try to run the computer analysis online and check if this may help:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Also, try to perform the clean boot and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  NOTE: When you are finished troubleshooting, make sure that you reset the computer in start mode normal such as suggested in step 7 of the above article.

  It will be useful.

• Windows Media Center almost completely broken and ehRec.exe take 50% CPU

  My windows media center is broken. Part, but probably not all, the problem is ehRec.exe uses up to 50% of the CPU, which means that it is completely connected because I have a computer with dual-core CPU.

  Do not record scheduled recordings. Sometimes, I can't even in media center. It becomes inadmissible. Usually just after a reboot, I can enter (which starts the record if we were waiting) but not if I first have to do other things. It seems that my media center just kaput.

  I got this incomprehensible message in the case where the application log

  The description for the event (0) in Source (Media Center Scheduler) ID is not found. The local computer may not have the information necessary registry or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the option/auxsource = flag to retrieve this description; For more information, see Help and Support. The following information is part of the event: unable to write the backup file...

  There is not any other journal entries of interest, with the exception of those who say that I started a record while the show was in progress. I get those now, when I start media center just after the restart, because he wasn't already record where it should be.

  EhRec.exe sometimes stop looping. Not this time. It was looping when I started to write this and it's always a loop.

  Is it possible to reinstall completely media library? I tried to run Setup, but it blocks half the time with ehRec.exe pounding to the CPU. I see that other people have the problem of ehRec.exe (beginning around mid-August), but it doesn't seem to be a real solution to this problem.

  Remove any recent update of microsoft .net framework. I had this problem several times. The first time, he ended up reinstalling the entire system. Although I suspect that the recent update of the .net framework is the culprit, I was not skilled enough to remove it first.  This time I look for answers elsewhere and no one really had a clue. Then I removed the .net framework 4 client update and voila, problem solved. I hope it will work for you, if you don't have not messed around first with other parts of the system too. I tried scannow /sfc solution, but really... This only works if you have the most recent operating system on the disk. Many have download updates, service pack, Microsoft and therefore, cannot provide a disk with the appropriate files. Anyway, it is not the solution. Apparently, the way of downloading these updates of .net framework is important. I don't know the solution for a correct installation of updates, but do not know that the 50% CPU problem is solved EVERY time, repealing the last update. Hope this helps someone. I have certainly spent enough time and lost enough when microsoft updates, disable the operation of my computer. Unfortunately, it's the solutions we try that sealed the fate of our readers. I lost 15mos of professional documents in my records of e-mail in September of my attempts stupid to solve this problem, after that a previous update of .net framework caused my duty reinsall windows.