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  Through these generals the malware removal not systematically - http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

  Include analysis with David Lipman's Multi_AV of and follow the instructions to do all scans in Mode without failure. Read the Special Notes about the use of Multi_AV in Vista.

  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Multi-AV - instructions
  http://tinyurl.com/yoeru3 - download link and further instructions

  When it failed, download Guided Help. Choose one of the specialty forums listed on the first link. Save and read his FAQ display. PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE NEWSPAPERS IN MS FORUMS

  If you can't do the work yourself (and there is no shame in admitting this isn't your cup of tea), take the machine to a professional computer repair shop (not your local equivalent of BigComputerStore/GeekSquad). Please be aware that not all shops are skilled at removing malware, and even if they are, your computer may be so infested that Windows will have to be properly installed. If possible, have all your data backed up before taking the machine into a shop. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

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• Process creates the CPU to overheat and the Fans to run like crazy:

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  The 2011 with 16 GB of ram and hard disk SSD, the process runs on 330% of the processor, blasting the ability and heat

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  Other solutions?

  Well a Late 2008 Macbook Pro has a intel core 2 duo, so the max he could run is 200% (2 CPUs time 100%) if the application can do enough on 2 processors in parallel.

  Your 2011 Macbook Pro has very probably a 4 core CPU intel i7 with hyper-threading.  If an application can use hyper-fils, there is a potential of 800% max.  The 330% could just be that the DVD cannot keep up with the CPU, so it does not hit its maximum potential because of the famine of data.

  I don't know if the speed of the DVD drive in 2008 was the same as the 2011.  If the 2011 is able to read data more quickly than the 2008, then it can provide given the CPU faster, keep the much busier CPU so it can consume more power, and more power consumption more than the heat generated.

  MacBook pro 2011 ends a DVD in less time than the 2008?

  Basically, you are trying to compare 'Granny Smith' vs 'Golden Delicious' apples and expects the same taste.

  Regarding the other programs, put this SSD in your Macbook Pro means that any code or data that the application needs to get the disc are convinced order or magnitude faster, so that the application did not slow the CPU and keep crank, causing the CPU to keep them busy and thus attract more power, which is converted into heat causing fans to run.

  It is also possible that your SSD generates more heat.  Solid State does not always mean longer running costs.  Much would depend on the brand and the model of the SSD and it is the power profile, and it draws more power for writing vs readings, and how much nature more expensive power you're done.

  Information point.  I put an SSD in my 2009 27 "iMac and it works more hot because my iMac can do more in less time.  I put an SSD in my Macbook Pro 2011 and if I ask him to do a lot of work, like backups, it starts its fans, as the SSD is always quick to provide data for backup, there is no waiting for the discs, leaving the lower idle CPU.

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• Recurring Werfault.exe takes 99% CPU as

  Hello world
  I came across a problem today with Werfault.exe. He showed up and quickly took about 100% of my CPU capacity, leaving me very little to work with (Vista) at very low speed. I have high speed internet, 2.3 GHz and 4 GB of RAM.
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  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
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  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Following the advice of Christmas, I found the root of the problem rather than knock off the symptoms.

  Go to the observer of events (EVENTVWR. MSC in the search bar). You should start the Event Viewer (Local).

  Top of page is "Summary of administrative events" with a series of Types of events. For me, it shows that I had 206 errors in the last hour, 6000 in the last day... and it got worse after that.

  So, I expanded the section 'Error' and found the ad that was originally the most errors. For me, it was pretty far down the list, but he had 192 206 errors in the last hour, so I clicked on 'Application Error'. I double-clicked, and he brought me to a new page.

  The new page is a description of what goes wrong, but what you REALLY need to do is look at the first line of the large gray box. It will tell you: "Application failed BlahBlahBlah.exe" or something. Once you have a name for the author, you can search your own computer for that and see that he is related to or search the Internet.

  For me, my problem was service of nProtect netizen I picked up during the use of the internet in Korea. I guess it was panic now that I'm no longer in Korea. Then I uninstalled the nProtect service and BAM, no more WerFault.exe hogging my resources.

  Seriously guys. Look for the source. Your computer slows down due to the creation of report Windows, but this Windows error reports? Fix THIS, and you did.

• Windows Error Reporting service stopped recording of events in the event log, and now when it spawns werfault.exe, the process consumes the CPU until he is killed.

  Windows error reporting service ceased to record events in the event viewer. The last successful entry was 26/03/2010. Since then whenever the service generates Werfault.exe to handle the error, the process seems stuck in a loop of consumer processor, but do nothing. It uses 99% of CPU (80% preferred), is not e/s and number of handles, thread, & working set do not develop.

  Three Windows updates were installed in shortly after the last successful log entry (automatic update is enabled):

  KB915597 def 1.79.702.0 & def 1.79.495.0 both for Windows Defender

  KB980182 for IE 7

  I think that my system is clean, at least Spyware Doctor think it is. I also did some tests Ad-Aware. Windows Defender analyzes every day without error.

  Has anyone else encountered this problem?

  Hi Wannknow,

  It's good information - and thanks for the thanks! You really only need to run an adware or virus (malware) program at the same time. What I would recommend is that you choose an adware program - either "Windows Defender" or "spyware doctor" and disable the other. This can be your root problem, so at this point I turn back on 'report of problems and solutions' and see if you experience the same problem:

  Again, here are the instructions:

  1. open Control Panel. (Press Ctrl-ESC and type 'control' is faster access method).

  2. click on "System and Maintenance" and then click "problem reports and solution."

  3. click on change settings in the left panel of the problem reports and Solutions window.

  4. Select Advanced settings.  In the "for my programs, problem report is: ' select 'off '. Click on CLOSE the

  Hope this helps,

  Steve <> Microsoft partner