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From: Twayne on 18 May 2010 13:55 In news:u%23sYhsd9KHA.148(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl, Db <databaseben(a)hotmail.com> typed: > there is nothing worst than > a ever busy computer. > > further the constant activity > overheats the cpu as well. > > however, the computer has the > propensity to slow down > all processing and simply > begin the countdown to > turn on the screensaver > or go to sleep. > > so you might want to boot > into safe mode and see if the > pc is more relaxed in that > state. > > ~db > > "mfb" <mfb(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:34C8733A-691E-4CE1-99F7-9D3865EF94B5(a)microsoft.com... >> I'm posting from my laptop. My wife's desktop is running >> Win XP SP3 and recently started running excruciatingly slow. I've been >> busy and not able to >> look at it until this weekend. >> I've been reading some of the posts in this forum which >> seem similar. I've noticed that when viewing the Processes >> tab in Task Manager that CPU Usage is >> always 100% and that the process which is almost always >> much higher precentage (typically 70-100%) than any others >> is SYSTEM. Doing the same test >> on my laptop I find that the System Idle process is >> highest (typically 80-100%). >> I've tried various ways to isolate it, including >> Powersite from Uniblue with no success. I'm suspecting >> malware but reluctant to reinstall Windows unless I have >> more confidence that will resolve this problem. Can someone help advise >> me? >> Thanks in advance. I have to wonder if the near 100% he sees isn't really the cpu idle time. Just a thought. HTH, Twayne`
From: Unknown on 18 May 2010 14:29 You would because that is your way. "Twayne" <nobody(a)spamcop.net> wrote in message news:u3$kgLr9KHA.1892(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > In news:4BF0B968.79E682AC(a)discussions.microsoft.com, > LDS5ZRA <LDS5ZRA(a)discussions.microsoft.com> typed: >> Richard in AZ wrote: >>> >> >>> Why don't you just put your head back in that black hole >>> and let someone with skill get the information needed and >>> give the OP useful information. > > I'll second that! > >>> >> >> Why don't you just answer the question or simply shut up >> monkey b(a)st@rd. We call it MYOB [yankee doodle do] > > said the childish name calling twirp. > >> >> You are stupid pufta who should be dealt with in a gas >> chamber! > > Said the bigotted bass turd. > >> >> Hope this helps > > No, he does not. > > but if you have any need to access any old, >> unworkable solutions, by Pig-Bear, Microsoft Valuable Pig. >> or his fellow pigs, then google have full archive available >> for next 7 years. > > Since they don't exist, it's rather a moot issue. Your OCD and ADHD are > showing again; ask Mom for more pills. > >> Please also note that Pig-Bear or his associates will >> delete this message as soon as they read it because they >> are a very sensitive idiots like you around here. >> Everything affects them and this gives us >> pleasure to put more pressure on you and them. Watch the >> space. > > More halucinations and imaginary people;perhaps instead of asking Mom for > more meds, you should jsut go directly to the ER at County. >> >> hth <---- A big lie. > > You're pretty well exposed. You migth's well give up. The only people that > need to know about you new are the newbies who might show up and we'll do > a good job of keeping them advised. > > > > >
From: Db on 18 May 2010 17:11
true. -- >> -- >> db���`�...�><)))�> >> DatabaseBen, Retired Professional >> - Systems Analyst >> - Database Developer >> - Accountancy >> - Veteran of the Armed Forces >> - @Hotmail.com >> - nntp Postologist >> ~ "share the nirvana" - dbZen >> >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Twayne" <nobody(a)spamcop.net> wrote in message news:#npTbNr9KHA.3592(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > In news:u%23sYhsd9KHA.148(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl, > Db <databaseben(a)hotmail.com> typed: >> there is nothing worst than >> a ever busy computer. >> >> further the constant activity >> overheats the cpu as well. >> >> however, the computer has the >> propensity to slow down >> all processing and simply >> begin the countdown to >> turn on the screensaver >> or go to sleep. >> >> so you might want to boot >> into safe mode and see if the >> pc is more relaxed in that >> state. >> >> ~db >> >> "mfb" <mfb(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:34C8733A-691E-4CE1-99F7-9D3865EF94B5(a)microsoft.com... >>> I'm posting from my laptop. My wife's desktop is running >>> Win XP SP3 and recently started running excruciatingly slow. I've been >>> busy and not able to >>> look at it until this weekend. >>> I've been reading some of the posts in this forum which >>> seem similar. I've noticed that when viewing the Processes >>> tab in Task Manager that CPU Usage is >>> always 100% and that the process which is almost always >>> much higher precentage (typically 70-100%) than any others >>> is SYSTEM. Doing the same test >>> on my laptop I find that the System Idle process is >>> highest (typically 80-100%). >>> I've tried various ways to isolate it, including >>> Powersite from Uniblue with no success. I'm suspecting >>> malware but reluctant to reinstall Windows unless I have >>> more confidence that will resolve this problem. Can someone help advise >>> me? >>> Thanks in advance. > > I have to wonder if the near 100% he sees isn't really the cpu idle time. > Just a thought. > > HTH, > > Twayne` > > |