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I have a relatively new Dell XPS M140 -- It seems that no matter what
is running, the total CPU usage is always at 100%. I have run various
Antivirus programs (Adaware, Spybot S&D, Housecall) and found
nothing. I have tried to end the processes in the Task Manager, but
even if I do, another process takes up the slack and it immediately
maxes out again.
I have gone to Services, stopping everything one at a time and
observing the Task Manager -- nothing.
I have tried rebooting in Safe Mode -- still maxes out the CPU.
I have tried going to the System Configuration Utility and "Disabling
All" Startup Items -- when I restart, things are still maxed out.
I've also tried a System Restore, but it is always unsuccessful.
Any suggestions?
is running, the total CPU usage is always at 100%. I have run various
Antivirus programs (Adaware, Spybot S&D, Housecall) and found
nothing. I have tried to end the processes in the Task Manager, but
even if I do, another process takes up the slack and it immediately
maxes out again.
I have gone to Services, stopping everything one at a time and
observing the Task Manager -- nothing.
I have tried rebooting in Safe Mode -- still maxes out the CPU.
I have tried going to the System Configuration Utility and "Disabling
All" Startup Items -- when I restart, things are still maxed out.
I've also tried a System Restore, but it is always unsuccessful.
Any suggestions?