Wmiprvse.exe questions

The wmiprvse.exe process is sometimes doping my CPU 100% usage I do not receive any error messages, but my system drastically reduced almost to the point of him looking like it has frozen or stopped loading. When the % CPU goes down, functions return. But her do that all the time.

IV ran virus/spyware scans both normally and in safe mode. Nothing is displayed. I am using Windows XP: Home edition. Intel (r) Pentium (r) 4 CPU 2.8 GHz ideas or suggestions?

I have dl'ed Malwar tool and ran it in safe mode. 4 + hours into it, I fell asleep. Woke up to find that it's over. It showed 0 files/problems.

The interesting part is with background programs.

Run my computer normally I have the problem, obviously. When I started the selective startup and disabled all programs other than microsoft background, the problem seems to have disappeared.

So I started to add programs gradually, trying to find what it was caused the problem. I eventuly went back to having all programs again activated. And yet, the problem was gone.

So I went form selective (with permit) startup to normal startup. And that's where the problem showed itself again.

Is their all that normal startup the selective startup do not even charges listed?

A ran the thing even ditch startup programs themselves. You seem to have found the culprit. VerizonServicepoint
Without this race I'm not having any issues. :/
Tested all other programs on their to. It's the only one.

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