100% CPU Utilization

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Posted this on XP community as that's what I am running, but it was suggested
that I post it here..

Any help would be appreciated

My system was fine during the day and then in the evening it became
unresposnive. No error messages or symptons.

Checked task manager and found that Image name: WMPNETWK.EXE user: NETWORK
SERVICE was using all the cycles.

I ended the process and it just restarted itself and went back to 100%.

I have restared the system numerous times and have done a restore to an
older date and it just keeps happneing.

I can run fine is safe mode.

Any thoughts or ideas?
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According to Google:

What is wmpnetwk.exe? Is wmpnetwk.exe spyware or a virus?
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Process name: Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service

Product: Windows Vista

From Steve Pearce
 
what program is doing it????




Eric said:
Posted this on XP community as that's what I am running, but it was
suggested
that I post it here..

Any help would be appreciated



According to Google:

What is wmpnetwk.exe? Is wmpnetwk.exe spyware or a virus?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Process name: Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service

Product: Windows Vista

From Steve Pearce
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Wmpnetwk.exe is related to Windows Media Player
Eric said:
Posted this on XP community as that's what I am running, but it was
suggested
that I post it here..

Any help would be appreciated



According to Google:

What is wmpnetwk.exe? Is wmpnetwk.exe spyware or a virus?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Process name: Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service

Product: Windows Vista

From Steve Pearce
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you can go and set it to to low it should let u set it to low use os the cpu
and will not map it over a 100% it should run about 1% to 20% of your cpu i
hope that help u out
 
It turns out that I had off line files on for my photo, music, etc. folders.
It was trying to synch a lot of data for off line viewing. When I disabled
off line files the issue was resolved.
 
How did you disable the off line viewing? I'm not having this problem but
the info may come in handy.

DRW
 
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