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• striking of svchost.exe running 60%-90%-100% cpu, programs stop responding and no work is done

  Svchost.exe (DcomLaunch), (LocalServiceNetworkRestricted), (LocalServiceNoNetwork), (NetworkService), WmiPrvSE.exe all use a percentage high CPU at the same time and once the CPU reaches 100%, no job-processor programs remains 100% different services 'line up' one after the other in the resource monitor. There has been several cases where an odd address momentarily appears on the tab of the Firefox home page at startup. Also had the pop-up WARNING this computer is "exceeding number of 16-bit programs running. Restart is 'ignored' and need to turn off the computer and start to break the "line-up".

  Avast, Spybot S & D, Windows Defender, all up-to-date and not find anything. Used Microsoft tool of support of emergency with nothing to be found.

  PH

  I've never seen WPR cause this kind of issue. If you want to try aand the system repair please do below.  It may be just more easy to restore from a backup, or do a clean install of windows.

  What may have caused it

  Run-Malware malwarebytes

  System question - may be why svchost was using high CPU (run a filesystem check)

  Hardware HD-question-run CHKDSK

  Please download the free version of Malwarebytes.

  Update immediately.
  Do a full scan of the system
  Let us know the results at the end.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products

  Please run a check of system files (SFC) 

  
  

  All instructions are in our Wiki article below...
  If you have any questions please ask us for .

  Check the file system (CFS) Scan and repair system files

  CHKDSK /R
  CHKDSK WARNING: while running chkdsk on the drive if bad sectors are found all the data available in this area could be lost so as always back up your data.
  Run CHKDSK /R from a high command (run as administrator).
  Do this for each hard drive on your system.
  When he tells you, he cannot do at the moment – and ask you if you do not want to do it at the next reset - answer Y (for Yes) and press ENTER.

  Then restart and let the test to run.
  It may take some time for him to run, but keep an occasional eye on it to see if it generates errors.
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/Guide-to-using-check-disk-in-Windows-Vista/

  See "CHKDSK LogFile' below to verify the test results.

  CHKDSK LogFile:
  Click Start and type "eventvwr.msc" (without the quotes) and press enter
  Expand the topic the Windows logs, and then select the Application log file entry.
  Double-click the Source column heading.
  Scroll down the list until you find the entrance to Chkdsk (wininit for Win7) (winlogon for XP).
  Copy / paste the results in your next post.

• Read the CPU hits 100% in the FIFO usage

  I have a PC in real-time with a card of RIO 7833R. I write the values that I read a microphone in a FIFO at a sampling rate of 4 kHz.The length of the FIFO is 2048. The PC in real-time, when I call 'FIFO read' function to read say 400 data samples, the use of CPU time real PC hits 100%. Why is it so? The function 'Read FIFO' is placed inside a while loop.

  Thank you

  Prashant

  Hi Prashant,

  Reading the FIFO is a method of querying, so if the number of elements specified to read are not available when the method is called, it queries the FPGA until they are.  This causes the CPU to 100% usage. You can find more information on this subject and a way around this here.

• 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.

• My computer redirects me to random pages and turn my CPU at 100%... I think that his "ping.exe".can someone help?

  Original title: ping.exe

  I have something on my computer that redirects me to random pages and runs my CPU at 100%... I think that his "ping.exe".can someone help?

  MalwareBytes's AntiMalware - no AntiVirus. ;-)

  Probably your best bet - flatten (wipe) the system and start from scratch.  You will need your most recent backup (your stuff, like your documents, photos, music, video, spreadsheets, databases, presentations, bookmarks/Internet favorites, e-mail contacts, serial number, proof of purchase/receipts, that may have been scanned in, etc. and so on...) and a good list of installed software and hardware specifications (I suggest Belarc Advisor running on the current system and print the results if possible) then you can get the drivers before or after installation.

  Of course, you will also need your multimedia installation product key/serial numbers and that go hand in hand.  In Windows XP - there is no way for me to know (without telling you) what level your installation CD is... so you will need to install the SP2 and SP3 after installing the operating system.  I would leave it disconnected from the Internet (physically) until it is at least SP3 and you have confirmed its firewall is enabled and, if possible, you have installed an antivirus application.

  For you, I suggest the eSet 32 antivirus (not more) - which costs ~ $60 every two years for private users.  Add to that the MalwareBytes full package which costs, if I remember, ~ $25 for life.

  Then, once the system * is * connected to the Internet (physically) - get hardware drivers installed for everything and the rest 100 + installed post-SP3 updates.  Then you can worry about all your other programs and restore your files LAST.

• "Task manager" and Norton AV cpu use 100% constantly, always etc.

  I'm looking at my roommate pc and same problem. under Win XP, SP3.  To run any program takes about 5 full minutes.  CPU use 100% in Norton Anti Virus (NAV) or the Task Manager.  For now I'm just using taskmanger to see the %.  The only way to get to 0-2% is to restart in safe mode.  Go to start/run and msconfig, checked the only button "Load System Services", is went to 'Services' tab, hid Microsoft services and disabled all services, and then restart.  The 100% cpu is always attached to 100%, but the pc certainly significantly faster programs. (almost normal)  Does anyone know how to fix this?  I ran a full NAV of the system scan and a spybot search and destroy scan which finds that some cookies.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Dear Palcouk, I found the problem.

  For someone who has either taskmanager/Norton AV and it shows cpu 100% stable, but when your pc is restarted in safe mode (press F8 repeatedly after reboot), it seems to fall to 0-2%.  Download and run Process Explorer. Once executed with your cpu showing 100%, look under the CPU column.  Regardless of the program see you running the stronger use of the processor is the problem.  You can check this out, as I did by right clicking and "kill process".  Then check your CPU usage again.  Must be 0-2%, which is normal if you are running many programs.  In my case of roommate when I flew over the mouse program svhost using a 99% cpu, it has demonstrated a program that comes from a HP servoce.  It turns out that she has recently reinstalled the drivers of hp printer and somehow it corrupted his PC.  The fix was to reinstall the HP software on write corruption because we were able to uninstall all HP software.  She told me that she was trying to 'fix' the software earlier, but it's probably where corruption has come.  Problem solved.

  Thank you

  screamn7

• Portege R100 - CPU usage 100%

  Hello!

  Everyone knows about this problem?
  My Portege R100 after installing the new copy of Windows XP and directly after the installation of the display driver, Trident (reboot) bizarre behavior.

  Welcome screen goes white on the lower part (when the first yellow line is). Then I have some software problems.

  When to start records search engine, when I update the list of wireless networks and I explore the files by clicking on 'My computer', (this does not happen when I right click on START and 'Explore') displays CPU usage 100% and everything is so slow that I can barely move a cursor.

  Everything goes back to normal once I closed above applications.
  I can install all drivers and all right, but after Trident display it is bad.

  This is the driver I use since I bought the laptop, I do not know that is fine.
  I installed it several times before and I have a few copies of it, which I've already tried so it must be good.

  The cross thing only my mind is a hardware failure.
  Someone of you knows than before?

  Thank you...

  It has nothing to do with your computer - this is the trident driver problem - there is a work - around
  Try changing your display configuration-

  (1) right click on your mouse to the desktop to bring up the display property, and then click Advanced - here, you will see a tab say somethng like 'graphic acceleration.
  (2) reduce the rate of acceleration - move the tab to the left - make sure it is not full
  (3) this trident driver can cause the BONE to redraw the screen whenever you move your mouse with some applications

  If my post is not detail for you
  Try google with the keyword "how to turn off the graphics acceleration in windows xp" - you will get some good instructions

  That will solve your problem!

  Good luck and enjoy your nice laptop!

  Arthur

• Windows 7 Laptop CPU at 100%

  Hello

  Laptop Windows 7 turns to the CPU at 100%.  Reinstalled Windows 7 - same problem.  Remove it the battery, power on, replace the battery - unless there are problems.  Given the multitude of bugs online - still the same problem. Please notify.

  Thank you

  Joe

  Is not a difference. Two of them work.

• Use Windows 7 CPU to 100% only when it is plugged

  I post this topic only because my problem is quiet unusual. I found hundreds of topics related to 100% CPU usage in Windows 7, but none of them was related to this over-consumption of the processor during the charging of the battery. There is also a situation that 100% of CPU usage occurs while working on the battery, but my case is completely the opposite.

  Windows 7 x 64 prof. system goes to 100% CPU use occasionally and it becomes impossible to work. then all of a sudden, the problem goes away and everything works right. After a few days of work without problem the problem returns and so on. I did the fresh install several times and the problem appeared immediately after the installation of the system every time. Finally, I discovered, that it lasts only when the charger is plugged in when you are working on the battery, everything works correctly. pluggng immediately after the CPU reaches 100% usage and so on.

  laptop HP Compaq 6710 b, Windows 7 x 64-teacher system.

  Help!

  Hello once again, Andre. Thank you for helping me. I tried to find such a framework (high precision event Timer) in my BIOS, but I did not: it seems to be fixed on my laptop. However, I found it in my Windows Device Manager and I have disabled HPET here, but it did not help in any case - there is no change in the use of the CPU (always 100%).

  BUT - I found an effective solution on my own! The thing was very simple - it was the fault of my power cord to the AC adapter / CC. I tried my colleague adapter and CPU usage dropped sharply to 5-10% on idle. Then I plugged my power adapter - use has exploded to 100%, and again, I used my colleague adapter - use declined.

  THE REASON FOR THE HIGH IN MY CASE CPU USAGE WAS DEFECTIVE AC ADAPTER

  It was a big surprise for me, because the problem occurred only from time to time. Apart from this, the laptop work properly. I tried hundreds of things, including the reinstallation of the system 3 times, change a hard drive (which seemed to make some strange sounds), my memory test, install the latest drivers from HP, change settings loading, etc. Only after buying a new battery (the old one was not operation at all) I noticed that the problem goes away after unplugging the AC adapter.

  I lost a lot of time trying to solve this problem and it was very frustrating, I also found that a lot of people have similar problems, so if you, dear reader, have 100% CPU use problem, unplugg your power adapter first know, that it's abandoned.

• After awhile java.exe is the CPU at 100%

  Hello!

  I have a problem with the java.exe in the environment in which I work. In the environment, I have a physical server: Sun Fire X 4100 Server with 2 processors and 16 GB of RAM for control of virtualization. On the system, this is the Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter and vCenter 5.5.

  For the most part, we are 5 guys in the team who use the vSphere Web GUI. We are connecting to the server using RDP and after some time, we can not connect because the CPU is at 100%. It takes 20-30 minutes to be able to connect. And then 5-10 minutes to be able to click on something. For example, to kill the java.exe file keeps the CPU at 100%. This isn't a good idea because afterwords the Web GUI does not work so we need to restart the server.

  Anyone of you have any idea why this is happening?

  Bogdan

  Sorry! I can't see the part about it being the physical server... which version of VC is this?

  A few resources that might help:

  VMware KB: VMware vCenter Server resource use is 100% and no longer

  http://Brian-Kayser.blogspot.in/2013/04/VMware-VirtualCenter-Server-high-memory.html

  Concerning

  Girish

• High CPU use 100%

  Hello

  High CPU usage 100% on 32-bit windows 2003 std

  This a virtual machine after 2 processors and 4 GB of ram.

  Please suggest how to solve

  Hello

  It always depended on your edition of Windows:

  Operating system	Number of processors	Physical RAM
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition	4	4 gigabytes (GB)
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Standard x 64 Edition	4	32 GB
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition	8	64 GB
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition x 64	8	1 terabyte
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition	32	64 GB
  Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Datacenter x 64 edition	64	1 terabyte

• "Stop IMAQ" takes 10 sec to run and consumes 100% of CPU

  Hi, I'm calling IMAQ stop to put an end to an acquisition, but it consumes 100% of my CPU and takes 10 sec to complete (all your 100% CPU).  In our application, we have start and stop the device regularly, and that's exactly when the user wants the program is interactive, if this delay of 10 seconds is great irritation to them.

  My setup is - camera scan online Dalsa Piranha, RT 9 running on a desktop PC (it is compatible according to the test), PCI-1429 cameralink map.

  Any help or comments welcome.

  Thank you.

  Ah, I managed to solve it, but first, here are the answers to your questions:

  With the help of Stop and then close or simply close makes no difference.  The judgment takes so long that I just used a probe before and after on the cluster of error and with function of probe of 2009 timestamp I could easily see how long it took.  For a more detailed analysis of the time I use the United States available with RT timer

  Anyway, the way I solved the problem was ensuring that I stop acquisition BEFORE the clock of the camera line is stopped.  So stop IMAQ probably wait for the end of the current frame before returning - and if the clock of the line stops at Midway through a framework (as was the case), a timeout of 10 seconds causes probably Stop back later.

  The clock of the line is powered by an acquisition of data (via RTSI) card and I simply closed the session to this counter after calling IMAQ stop.  Data acquisition interface is not displayed in the example above, as it is coded in an another vi.

  Thanks for all the help.

• HPCompaq laptop running Windows 7 32 bit Ultimate edition always maxing out the CPU at 100%

  long story short info above more than 4 GB of RAM, 8500 MB virtual, Microsoft Security Essentials running.  CPU is and remains 100%. I used Disk Cleaner, CCleaner, Comodo, Combofix, chkdsk f, Defragmenter, HiJackThis, Kaspersky, killbox, minitoolbox, rKill, sfc/scannow, regedit, Fabar, Norton, Norton Erasure Secundia, rogue, esetrogueappremover, esetsysinspector, kingsoft antivirus junkremovaltool listparts, securityscanner of Microsoft, SuperAntispyware, speccy, greatis reanimatoradaware, Malawareft, avast, forticlientlite, AND none of them found nothing. I did at least 6 clean / custom installs two different iso downloaded from digital river on Hd wiped, repartitioned and reformatted with diskpart. FEES. The second of what I get to install the installer... BAM! 100% OF THE CPU. I used msconfig, services.msc. prayer, crossed fingers and toes. How he survives, it would be in my bios? What about a network card and the part of the BIOS? Help!

  Hello

  Thanks for posting the question in the Microsoft Community!

  Try restarting your computer in safe mode and check if the problem persists.

  If the problem does not persist, I you suggest to restart the computer to return to normal boot and then run Autoruns by downloading it from the following link:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx

  Once Autoruns runs in the computer, it will show the use of the processor by the exact process names. I suggest you to respond with the names of your higher CPU processes.

  If the situation is the same in safe mode, I suggest you to contact the manufacturer and try to run hardware diagnostics on the computer.

  Thank you.

• Use of the CPU to 100% even with no applications running

  Separated from this thread.

  I just started having this same problem with the same processes on my machine Win7 Pro.

  He arrived two mornings on 10 minutes where my core i7 8 - 4770K runs between 70 and 95% of use.

  Also, I see that the Media Player LogAgent is 11% CPU utilization and is 1.4 G in size during this period.

  He has only recently begun past and seeing the previous comments make me think that it could be linked to a recent Windows Update.

  In order to diagnose your problem, we need run Windows performance toolkit, the instructions that are in this wiki

  If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask

• 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)