E
Erik
I've got a 3GHz P4 dual core CPU and 512MB RAM, running on Windows XP Home.
Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its job for 2-3
years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't have any spyware or
viruses on my computer and I have enough free space. I have a completely
legitimate version of Windows XP with all the latest updates.
First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU capacity -
NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a minute
until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and iexplore.exe
consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content, the CPU
usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the same time. I
never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7 before.
This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe issue.
I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of your
basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and iexplore.exe has
been performing absolutely horrendous.
I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my working
space!!
I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've always
been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought a SonyEricsson
Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as a principal).
But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face for
making such malupdated components to your operative system Windows XP.
As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable peaks of
CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an explanation!
Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its job for 2-3
years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't have any spyware or
viruses on my computer and I have enough free space. I have a completely
legitimate version of Windows XP with all the latest updates.
First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU capacity -
NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a minute
until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and iexplore.exe
consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content, the CPU
usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the same time. I
never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7 before.
This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe issue.
I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of your
basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and iexplore.exe has
been performing absolutely horrendous.
I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my working
space!!
I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've always
been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought a SonyEricsson
Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as a principal).
But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face for
making such malupdated components to your operative system Windows XP.
As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable peaks of
CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an explanation!