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> Help, My Processor Is Stuck In A Tar Pit
ML_Roak
post Mar 17 2005, 08:53 PM
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Help!
My processor is maxed. I have an Intel Celeron 2Ghz CPU, with 512 Ram.
I have ran Adaware, spybot S&D, current Anti-virus, and trojan hunter.

When I start the Windows Task Manager, and bring-up "processes", "system Idle Processes" uses 98% of my CPU. Running any program will max-out the cpu, and trying to start 2 programs is the kiss of death. Ive tried defrag, disk clean-up, cleaned out old stuff and nothing seems to help.

I don't have clue what is using ALL my cpu capacity.
I'm outa ideas.
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