CPU utilization 100% - according to HP Insight

HP Pavilion a4316 - Win 7 Home Ed.  6 GB Mem - 1 t hard dr.  The last 4 days I received an alert from Norton Insight: "Info, high CPU usage: graphic windows audio device detected, no action required isolation."  Process ID5240 CPU 100% of the CPU at least one... - Source file: audiodg.exe

Is this serious?   I download applications or programs very little.  I have upgraded my Norton Internet Security, towards the end of February 2012, but this problem just started about 4 days ago.

Any help would be appreciated.  Twinkie

Twinkie3

Thanks for the reply.  I'll just ignore it too.

twinkie3

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