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Pank
Hello,
I am having Sony Vaio laptop (1.6 GHz, 80 GB hard disk and 1 GB RAM). Since
3 months, I am facing major issues. Whenever I start browing (IE or Opera or
Firefox) or even when connect external hard disk (to copy data to my laptop),
CPU shoots to 100% and stays there making my machine dead slow.
Finally I did teh following:
1) Did the complete system restore and now laptop is set to factory setting
with no extra software and all 80 GB free. So it is as good as new system
2) also increaded RAM to 1 GB from initial 512 MB
3) have done all performance related task like Defragmentation, Disk
cleenup. OI guess since its a fresh system recovery, so no need of doing this.
4) Have Mcafee running on my machine and no virus threat detected.
5) All drivers are up to date
Finally I found something related to my issue on microft support site.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890582/en-us
This was the exact problem what I was facing and I upgraded my windows XP
Professional SP2 to latest SP3 patch. STILL THE SAME OLD PROBLEM PERSITS.
Any solution would be really be appreciated.
Regards
Pank
I am having Sony Vaio laptop (1.6 GHz, 80 GB hard disk and 1 GB RAM). Since
3 months, I am facing major issues. Whenever I start browing (IE or Opera or
Firefox) or even when connect external hard disk (to copy data to my laptop),
CPU shoots to 100% and stays there making my machine dead slow.
Finally I did teh following:
1) Did the complete system restore and now laptop is set to factory setting
with no extra software and all 80 GB free. So it is as good as new system
2) also increaded RAM to 1 GB from initial 512 MB
3) have done all performance related task like Defragmentation, Disk
cleenup. OI guess since its a fresh system recovery, so no need of doing this.
4) Have Mcafee running on my machine and no virus threat detected.
5) All drivers are up to date
Finally I found something related to my issue on microft support site.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890582/en-us
This was the exact problem what I was facing and I upgraded my windows XP
Professional SP2 to latest SP3 patch. STILL THE SAME OLD PROBLEM PERSITS.
Any solution would be really be appreciated.
Regards
Pank