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• Portege will extinguish after iTunesphotoprocessor.exe gets the CPU to 100% usage

  Hi all

  I am having a problem with my Toshiba Portege and sync with my iPad2.

  I'm syncing large amount of photos to my iPad, when synchronization progess is at the stage of optimization photos iTunes runs two processes iTunesphotoprocessor.exe and the CPU usage is 100%.

  The Toshiba fan then runs at full speed until the immedialtey of the computer turns off.
  It is not a normal shutdown of Windows 7 64-bit. It's an energetic power loss, while the Toshiba is on a/c.

  I can reproduce the same with my iPhone 4.

  I thought I should use a USB hub with an adapter separated instead, unfortunately, there is no difference.

  It is not only synchronize photos that it occurs also when I sync movies and only iTunes.exe running at 100% CPU usage.
  Which brings me to the conclusion that the iPad draws a lot of power of the Toshiba until the laptop is on its knees.

  I use external drives (not USB powered) and can copy a lot of data without any problem.

  Perhaps worth mentioning that I have improved the Toshiba two months ago for Windows 7 64 bit and installed all the 64-bit drivers found here on the forum with the upgrade of the BIOS.

  Any hint is appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hello

  In my opinion this has nothing to do with the power supply or the power adapter plugged.
  The iTunesphotoprocessor.exe belongs to the iTunes software and in my opinion this software highlights the laptop CPU s that cause automatic shutdown!

  This means that it is not a problem of laptop but the Apple software.
  I m not sure if it s a compatibility issue with 64-bit Windows system, but he s certainly an iTunes problem

  So, in my opinion, you need to reinstall this software to see if that would help
  You can uninstall this software from the system and could clean the registry with CCleaner, it helps to clean the registry
  After that and after new restarts, you can try to install a version compatible 64-bit iTunes maybe it helps

• Windows XP I often setup.exe keeping the CPU at 100% for at least a few minutes.

  Running Windows XP, I often setup.exe keeping the CPU at 100% for at least a few minutes... this process can be completed or ignored?

  "Setup.exe" is a generic term used by many applications.  The short answer is 'yes', it's OK to complete the process, but you really need to know what it is and why it continues to run.

  You probably need to download, install, update and run these free malware scanner (not at the same time):
  MalwareBytes AntiMalware
  SUPERAntiSpyware

  If that is not fix things, and assuming that this process begins when you start the computer, download, install, and run Autoruns.  When Autoruns has finished scanning, click the 'Connection' tab and look for the line that contains "setup.exe".  You can just uncheck the box on the left, or remove the item, which will prevent the routine of starting when Windows starts.

  Preferably, however, you should look at the path containing setup.exe where you should be able to deduce what application is trying to set itself up.  You can then take the appropriate measures, which may be simply delete the folder that contains the file.  Note that if you delete the file, you must ALSO remove the line in Autoruns, otherwise you will get a "file not found" error every time Windows starts.

• Explorer.exe using 50% CPU

  My Vista has suddenly become almost unusable.  Task Manager shows explorer.exe uses 50% of the CPU.  I rebooted a couple of times.  If I use the Task Manager to kill him I can run programs using the application tab.  The computer works well without exploring. But then I don't have a task bar so I hope it's temporary.  I ran the windows malicioussoftwqare removeal tool - who found nothing.  The program is c:\windows\explorer.exe.

  Does anyone know the solution?

  Many times when someone experiences this problem, it may be due to add-ons explore or shell extensions. Consider using Sysinternals Autoruns or ShellExView. Disable Add-ons and non Microsoft shell extensions and verify the behavior.  If he went, reactivate the disabled extensions/add-ons, one at a time and see if you can identify who may be liable.

  Try a clean boot, or boot into safe mode.  The behavior persists?

  You can use Process Explorer from Sysinternals to check the stack of the thread using the most CPU in the explorer.exe process, when you experience the behavior.  When Explorer uses the CPU as you have indicated, double-click the process in Process Explorer and go to the tab of the Threads.  Sort the list of threads by Cycles Delta (descending) and note the thread at the top. Double-click it and discovered its stack. Look for third-party modules (extensions of shell or modules, AV software, etc.) in the stack.  Disable (Autoruns or ShellExView, maybe) / uninstall these components, reboot and see if the behavior is affected.

• Program path: c:\windows\system32\audiodg.exe, HELP the cpu at least 99%

  Program path: c:\windows\system32\audiodg.exe, HELP the cpu at least 99%

  Hello

  Method 1: I suggest you put the computer to boot is a way to determine what's asked the origin of the problem:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: after a repair, be sure to configure the computer to start as usual as mentioned in step 7 in the above article.

  Method 2: You can also try the steps in the link and check if it helps:

  A problem with leaks memory occurs in the Audiodg.exe process when you play audio on a computer that is running Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/981013

  Important

  This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/back-up-the-registry

• Ray-Tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For now, the ray-tracing will use the CPU.

  I just got my Macbook Pro w / retina delivered today 15 ".

  I installed CC After Effects and received this warning message:

  Ray-Tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved.

  For now, the ray-tracing will use the CPU.

  After installing CUDA 5.0 or later, restart your computer.

  For more information, see: http://www.Adobe.com/go/aeraytracedgpu

  
  

  My mac spec is:

  Processor: 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7

  Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics card: AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB

  -

  I have absolutely no idea what the implications are for the AMD graphics card instead of the NVIDIA one card, no one knows what effect this will have on my mac when you use CC After Effects? I've never had this warning on my iMac 21.5 "...

  Is there something I can do?

  Thank you very much, Harry.

  The only thing THAT AE really use the GPU is obsolete ray-traced rendering engine. Very few people use the ray-traced rendering engine. I wouldn't worry about this at all.

  More info here: features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects and here: http://motionworks.net/after-effects-3d-future/

  Now, some third-party plugins (like element, 3D Invigorator, transmutation, etc..) Make use of the GPU, but they will work with the AMD cards and have nothing to do with this warning of CUDA, you want to come. Check that the requirements for all you plan to buy.

  You can confidently check the option do not show this message.

• Firefox.exe* uses the large amount of cpu, 40-50%

  My computer slows down and the Task Manager shows firefox.exe* very high CPU usage.

  You can try disabling OMTC and leave hardware acceleration in active Firefox.

  • topic: config page: layers.offmainthreadcomposition.enabled = false

  You can open the topic: config page via the address bar.
  You can accept the warning and click on "I'll be careful" to continue.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:config

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

  You can check if there is an update for your display driver graphic card and search for hardware acceleration of related issues.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/how-do-i-upgrade-my-graphics-drivers

• NTVDM.exe uses the power of the cpu.

  Running xp pro and it is slow. I noticed that 2 entries in the list of processes are the same and each medium 45-50 on the capacity of the CPU. They both show as ntvdm.exe.    I never noticed this file before running. I notice also under applications running that it lists nwwia. I don't know what it is and it obviously doesn't work, but my CPU usage remains at 100%, almost all the time now. Someone help?

  Windows Update has helpded me to solve this problem.

• Firefox does not start (not safe mode), but uses the CPU

  I have the latest Firefox 25.0 (and the last Flash 11.9.900.117) on Windows 7 and the following behavior is reproducible. It started not too long ago.

  At first when I launch Firefox, nothing appears no matter how often, I restart. I see in the list of the process firefox.exe to 25% of the CPU, 2 x FlashPlayerPlugin_11_9_900_117.exe (CPU 0%) and plugincontainer.exe. No matter how many times I killed all of them, would not restart Firefox.

  The following also not help in this situation:

  • Starting in normal safe mode: Firefox opens a window but immediately freezes and does not respond. The process list shows the same process even if I find the unexpected FlashPlayer.
  • Disable plugincontainer: same results (just without plugincontainer.exe)
  • Uninstall Flash: Same results (just without FlashPlayerPlugin)

  The following can start Firefox only once:

  • Starting in SafeMode but select "Reset Firefox": Firefox does not start right away, however. Nothing happens, and you have to kill the process. However the very next time you launch Firefox in the normal way, it works fine (but it shows FlashPlayerPlugin.exe in the list of unopened Windows process despite the tab). Unfortunately, after closing Firefox the process (Firefox, FlashPlayerPlugin) are not deleted. I kill and the problem with Firefox do not leave reappears.

  In case you use "clear history of Firefox closing:

  • do not delete Cookies

  Note that compensation "Preferences of Site" clears all exceptions for cookies, images, windows pop up, installation of software and passwords.

  Use "Firefox > output" (Windows: Firefox/file > quit;) Mac: Firefox > quit Firefox. Linux: Firefox/file > exit) to close Firefox if you are currently doing by clicking on the X close in the title bar of Firefox.

  Create a new profile manually (and not via the reset) as a test to see if your profile is the source of the problems.

  See "create a profile":

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/Profile-Manager-create-and-remove-Firefox-profiles
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_Firefox#Profile_issues

  If the new profile works then you can transfer files from a profile in the new profile, but be careful not to copy files corrupted to avoid transporting on the problem.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

• Satellite M30x-165 - rundll 32 exe using 99% CPU

  tasks manager told me that rundll 32 exe using 99% of my CPU. (The computer is a M30 X 165) What does that mean? What I have to change that and how do I do this?
  Thanks for your help.
  Anurakta

  Hi Anurakta,

  Rundll32.exe is a Windows system file, but it can also be associated with the Whisper B virus.

  I expect not to be almost all of your central unit using this way. I suggest that you run a full scan on your system.

  Kind regards

• ccSvcHst.exe inhibits the CPU at 100% on XP Media Center 2002 (Service Pack 3). PC does not respond until the end of ccSvcHst.exe there domination of 30 to 90 minutes.

  ccSvcHst.exe consumes CPU: (XP Media Center 2002 w/Service Pack 3)

  • PC does not respond, until ccSvcHst.exe completes his domination of CPU from 30 to 90 minutes.
  • Completely consumes 100% CPU AMD Athlon 64 4000 + (4 GB RAM).
  • Has always been a problem with Microsoft Media Center o/s, which has worstened and occurs more frequently.
  • The PC makes it completely useless.
  • Unable to complete the process or decrease its priority.
  • If hardbooted, the ccSvcHst.exe process usually will continue during the restart.
  • Running Norton 360.
  • Please indicate if you need additional information?
  • Thank you in advance with the help of solution (s).  Your help is greatly appreciated!

  ccSvcHst.exe consumes CPU: (XP Media Center 2002 w/Service Pack 3)

  • PC does not respond, until ccSvcHst.exe completes his domination of CPU from 30 to 90 minutes.
  • Completely consumes 100% CPU AMD Athlon 64 4000 + (4 GB RAM).
  • Has always been a problem with Microsoft Media Center o/s, which has worstened and occurs more frequently.
  • The PC makes it completely useless.
  • Unable to complete the process or decrease its priority.
  • If hardbooted, the ccSvcHst.exe process usually will continue during the restart.
  • Running Norton 360.
  • Please indicate if you need additional information?
  • Thank you in advance with the help of solution (s).  Your help is greatly appreciated!

  The list file you most often is a process associated with Norton 360. However, malware is sometimes assumed the names of the legitimate files in order to deceive the end user. Norton is a Devourer of known system and as a result, I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he is a legitimate file in your case. However, I recommend you download, to update and scan with Malwarebytes and Superantispyware, just to be sure. If the scans do not detect the file and the problem persists I would contact Norton or remove Norton making sure to use the tool to uninstall do.

  Malwarebytes.org

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• SVCHOST. EXE using 100% CPU

  I have a Pentium (R) 4 CUP 2.4 GHz running Windows XP Home Service Pack 3 5.1.

  In the last month, I updated my virus software - ZoneAlarm - and downloaded Google Earth.   Meanwhile, there was also many windows updates automatic including IE8.   Since the download of the update to ZoneAlarm I have the BSOD a few times (the BSOD said ' corrupted driver MMMPOOL or similar) but after reboot it was fine.

  We had a few fluctuations in power a couple of days but the computer is connected to the battery of emergency relief so has been closed properly.   When the power was restored properly the computer started and the BSOD came once again.  You had to reboot a few times in safe mode, and then selecting the option "last settings that worked.  Since then, every restart was fine (no BSOD).

  I ran a full scan, update ZoneAlarm for updates.   It is a Trojan horse that he deleted on reboot.  However, everything was very slow and firefox who previously worked very well kept freezing.  Outlook Express has been extremely slow.   IE8 was still slower than firefox.   I've updated to the latest version of Firefox, but no improvement, or worse!

  The Task Manager showed the CPU usage to 100%.

  Then I ran a CHKDSK and defrag because it had not been for some time.

  After that, the CPU usage is 100% yet once (I dunno what I used to take me to check this again.)  A SVCHOST. EXE program was the culprit to 99.   I finished the program and it came with a warning message indicating the process server Launcher DCOM had been canceled and the system has been restarted.   The PID of this program was 868.

  After a reboot, it seemed better.  I used Outlook Express OK, but as soon as I launched a browser, the CPU usage went straight to 100%.   Even if I close the browser, he remained at 100% and has remained there since.

  Online access is practically impossible on this computer, I use another computer to get help!

  Advice would be welcome.    Please note that I'm not terribly computer advice should be simple and basic English.  TIA.

  Remove the Trojan from your computer, it is stiil in your computer.
  Your computer will work normally.
  Your alarm zone anti virus program or fire wall only? or both?
  If you analyze the pc and the answer no viruses not detected.
  I swuggest you use another antivirus program by stopping zoenalarm temperory or delete, in mind that 2 anti programs antivirus at the same time on the pc will be a conflict, so you should disabel or one of them or remove.
   
  1. right click on the my computer icon go to System Restore then put a tik on judgment system for all stations restore, apply, then ok.
  2. complete the system scan and remove Trojan horse if you can find or put a carentien if you don't know what to do.
  3. restart the computer and see if it works properly and also run full system scan new .If it is clean your pc is now 100% clean of the Trojan horse.
  4 after 1 or 2 days also scan your computer and then repeat step no.1 again by going to the system restore and yesterday to cancel the tik put you on the restoration of the system shutdown for all stations, apply, then ok.

  Good luck

• WksCal.exe using 50% CPU

  Overview of resources shows that WksCal.exe uses 50% of the CPU resource. For a feature that I even don't use it seems to be down. I know that I can turn it off, but I'm more interested to know if this is an indication of other problems.

  Hello RobtC,

  Thank you for posting.
  wkscal.exe process is the civilian component of MsWorks. It works similar to a traditional calendar, which allows you to schedule meetings and set reminders etc. If you find useful MsWorks calendar, you must leave the wkscal.exe running process.

  My theory as to why it would be to use 50% CPU, is that it could be synchonizing with a mobile device as in the link here
  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309501 .

  Please let me know if this has been helpful for you.

  Engineer Support responds to Microsoft of Zack

• WksCal.exe using 100% CPU

  In the resource window, I see that there are five entrances to WksCal.exe and they use 100% CPU. I thought I had solved in part this problem yesterday when I got rid of all but one of these entries. Today, they are all back. I did a full scan on my computer by using the Windows program and found nothing.

  Hi RobtC,

  WksCal.exe is the MS. Works Calendar You try to view this question in the Newsgroup discussions of works (see link below)
  http://www.Microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?DG=Microsoft.public.works.win&cat=en_US_77e075ae-C07C-4CE8-AAC1-e366715b1549&lang=en&CR=us
  Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Desktop Experience]

• Iexplore.exe - USE HIGH CPU - 50% (dual processor) - Windows Vista Home Premium

  Help, please!

  My HP dv9000 is slow.  PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT INFO YOU NEED ME!  In the Task Manager, under the terms of 'process', it indicates that there are FOUR INSTANCES of internet explorer running, but I only have one window open (with a tab).  I hear my hard drive constantly running and it drives me crazy (and make me cry for my poor computer).  The 4 iexplore.exe (IE8) use respectively 110 000 - 82 300-78 000 - and 8000 K.  Is this normal?

  I don't know if we are more concerned by the "CPU" column or in the column "memory (private beach).  In the CPU column, HP Digital Imaging Monitor uses 50.  Is this normal?

  Please, I just want my computer to be able to relax.  I'm afraid it's going to explode (not literally, but that's what it looks like!).

  Thank you
  Elizabeth

  Hello Elizzee,

  Thank you for posting.  It seems you might have a form of hard-ware on your computer.  I have a useful link to a scan of the free system for viruses, malware and spyware listed below.

  http://OneCare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm

  You can also do a full scan with your antivirus program on your computer installing later.

  Please let me know if this has been helpful for you.

  Zack
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