consent.exe use a large amount of processor (30 to 50%)

OS: Vista Service Pack
I have a Vista laptop newly imaged. I have at least once a week have a process called consent.exe extreme amounts of processor use. Usually 30% to 50%.

Everything I read says this process belongs to the UAC, but doesn't give any advice on how which they tweeked it.

I believe that the problem could be linked to the army Gold Master CD. This military software add on seems to have problems. That said a lot of people on the internet have this problem with the help of the master of gold army.

I realized what it was. I uninstalled Dameware and reinstalled.

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