Windows media center network (WMCN) uninterrupted actions - 97% of CPU!

Hello

My characteristics: Win 7, IE9, 4 GB RAM, 320 disc only half used.

Media players: Windows media center, iTunes, RealPlayer.

Me: above the knowledge of the average user, but certainly not a techie.

Problem: Windows Media Center network shares nonstop and uses 97% of RAM memory. Norton kept alert me to very high CPU usage caused by Media Network Sharing. One or 2 cores, no clue. I ran diagnostics (msconfig, all the performance tools, etc.) I don't know what is sharing with or what. I have somehow cut off the connection. No luck. Finally, I disabled the WMCN, he eliminated as a player option and finally my cursor could pass with a little more enthusiasm. Yes, it was so bad. He is crawling and then he almost died.

Problem: at least I can now access this site! I ran a full system diag and it mentions the player once again, and superfetch. Reading the comments on MS Answers, there is a certain files with a good amount of info in the prefetch folder. Should I really delete this and then turn the superfetch? All my other effors failed.

Problem: She also said something too Exchange. Yes, much too much of a good thing I guess. It seems that 1 solution would be to select a paging size, instead of letting windows decide. Do you agree?

Problem: iTunes access is no longer the store and it no longer displays my library! I have contacted Apple and we talked for an hour, traded emials, but not luck. Libraries are there, may be moved, but I have used both iTunes & Real regularly for about 18 months. What gives? This happened after that windows media was synchronization/networking in all directions.

André

Thank you very much. All of these events occurred this week. When I have a bad week, it's really bad.

Hello

What is the current status of the issue?
 
If you encounter any problem with your computer as bluescreens and unexpected restarts, you must delete all files using disk cleanup from time to time.
 
Check out the links to learn more about restore points.
 
 
How much space does System Restore disk requires?
 
I hope this helps.

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