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T Wight
Is there a better (more appropriate) newsgroup to post
this type of question/problem?
I have been experiencing a problem with a Windows 2000
Server running Terminal Services where the computer slows
to a crawl.
When it happens, LSASS.EXE and svchost.exe jump to 40% and
30% CPU utilization and stay there for several hours
showing continuously skyrocketing I/O counts and memory
usage in Task Mgr.
The only thing that seems to stop this activity is a
reboot, which is extremely slow to proceed since the CPU
is flat out.
I've scanned for a virus, I have all security patches
installed as well as the latest service packs.
Has anyone heard of this before?
Thanks for any help.
this type of question/problem?
I have been experiencing a problem with a Windows 2000
Server running Terminal Services where the computer slows
to a crawl.
When it happens, LSASS.EXE and svchost.exe jump to 40% and
30% CPU utilization and stay there for several hours
showing continuously skyrocketing I/O counts and memory
usage in Task Mgr.
The only thing that seems to stop this activity is a
reboot, which is extremely slow to proceed since the CPU
is flat out.
I've scanned for a virus, I have all security patches
installed as well as the latest service packs.
Has anyone heard of this before?
Thanks for any help.