After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes
using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and
clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is
responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My
computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
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Mick Murphy
A new install of Vista! It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc. Should settle down in a few days. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
A new install of Vista!
It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc.
Should settle down in a few days.
--
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes
using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and
clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is
responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My
computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
A new install of Vista! It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc. Should settle down in a few days. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
PhilTheGap
Hello Mick,
"Mick Murphy" a écrit dans le message de news:
A new install of Vista! It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc. Should settle down in a few days. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia Are you kidding ? Do you really think this is a normal behaviour ?
Philippe
Hello Mick,
"Mick Murphy" <MickMurphy@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message
de news:C5FD72A6-467F-409D-AAC3-9B3261CD8D01@microsoft.com...
A new install of Vista!
It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc.
Should settle down in a few days.
--
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
Are you kidding ? Do you really think this is a normal behaviour ?
A new install of Vista! It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc. Should settle down in a few days. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia Are you kidding ? Do you really think this is a normal behaviour ?
Philippe
PhilTheGap
Pardon pour ce mail "hors langue". Erreur de manip ! "PhilTheGap" a écrit dans le message de news:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Pardon pour ce mail "hors langue". Erreur de manip !
"PhilTheGap" <oriane@noemail.noemail> a écrit dans le message de
news:76BD84F3-D06D-4301-820D-3EC5EE515DEE@microsoft.com...
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes
using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and
clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is
responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU...
My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program
yet.
Pardon pour ce mail "hors langue". Erreur de manip ! "PhilTheGap" a écrit dans le message de news:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
BurrWalnut
Go to Administrative Tools > Reliability and Performance Monitor and on the right, click on the drop-down arrow to see what program/service is accessing/using the CPU, Hard Disk, Network or Memory.
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Go to Administrative Tools > Reliability and Performance Monitor and on the
right, click on the drop-down arrow to see what program/service is
accessing/using the CPU, Hard Disk, Network or Memory.
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes
using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and
clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is
responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My
computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Go to Administrative Tools > Reliability and Performance Monitor and on the right, click on the drop-down arrow to see what program/service is accessing/using the CPU, Hard Disk, Network or Memory.
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Mick Murphy
Yes I do!!!! -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hello Mick,
"Mick Murphy" a écrit dans le message de news:
A new install of Vista! It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc. Should settle down in a few days. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia Are you kidding ? Do you really think this is a normal behaviour ?
Philippe
Yes I do!!!!
--
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hello Mick,
"Mick Murphy" <MickMurphy@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message
de news:C5FD72A6-467F-409D-AAC3-9B3261CD8D01@microsoft.com...
A new install of Vista!
It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc.
Should settle down in a few days.
--
Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
Are you kidding ? Do you really think this is a normal behaviour ?
A new install of Vista! It is just doing its normal file indexing, etc. Should settle down in a few days. -- Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia Are you kidding ? Do you really think this is a normal behaviour ?
Philippe
Denis
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Hi
What is your printer driver? if your printer is HP try to disable in msconfig all driver for your hp product In my case I resolved my cpu exessive utilisation like that.
I hope this help you
Denis
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with
processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task
manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see
which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few
percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't
installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Hi
What is your printer driver?
if your printer is HP try to disable in msconfig all driver for your hp
product
In my case I resolved my cpu exessive utilisation like that.
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Hi
What is your printer driver? if your printer is HP try to disable in msconfig all driver for your hp product In my case I resolved my cpu exessive utilisation like that.
I hope this help you
Denis
Curious
Phillip, Are you saying that no process or task is using a lot of CPU power then I do not understand how your total CPU usage can be very high. Maybe something else is causing your system to be slow.
<Denis> wrote in message news:uNCmWp%
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Hi
What is your printer driver? if your printer is HP try to disable in msconfig all driver for your hp product In my case I resolved my cpu exessive utilisation like that.
I hope this help you
Denis
Phillip,
Are you saying that no process or task is using a lot of CPU power then I
do not understand how your total CPU usage can be very high.
Maybe something else is causing your system to be slow.
<Denis> wrote in message news:uNCmWp%23qIHA.4280@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with
processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task
manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see
which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few
percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't
installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Hi
What is your printer driver?
if your printer is HP try to disable in msconfig all driver for your hp
product
In my case I resolved my cpu exessive utilisation like that.
Phillip, Are you saying that no process or task is using a lot of CPU power then I do not understand how your total CPU usage can be very high. Maybe something else is causing your system to be slow.
<Denis> wrote in message news:uNCmWp%
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
Hi
What is your printer driver? if your printer is HP try to disable in msconfig all driver for your hp product In my case I resolved my cpu exessive utilisation like that.
I hope this help you
Denis
PhilTheGap
"Curious" a écrit dans le message de news:
Phillip, Are you saying that no process or task is using a lot of CPU power then I do not understand how your total CPU usage can be very high. Maybe something else is causing your system to be slow. I quote my message from the 29th of april:
"After launching "Process Explorer", I can see that the CPU is consumed by the hardware interrupts (98%). Thus it should be a driver problem. I then have a look in the drivers configuration panel and - what a surprise ! - I saw that the "standard VGA driver" couldn't start. So I will try - in a few hours - to install the Vista driver of my Radeon graphic card (happily, it is recent enough). In fact, the current driver has been installed during the Vista setup process, and probably this is not the right one..."
Now I've installed the right Radeon driver (and it works), but the situation is the same: still 100% CPU used. I have to look into the drivers...
Philippe
"Curious" <spammenot@nospam.nospam> a écrit dans le message de
news:DDABF19D-207E-4461-9C17-F1CAF1DF2794@microsoft.com...
Phillip,
Are you saying that no process or task is using a lot of CPU power then I
do not understand how your total CPU usage can be very high.
Maybe something else is causing your system to be slow.
I quote my message from the 29th of april:
"After launching "Process Explorer", I can see that the CPU is consumed by
the hardware interrupts (98%). Thus it should be a driver problem. I then
have a look in the drivers configuration panel and - what a surprise ! - I
saw that the "standard VGA driver" couldn't start. So I will try - in a few
hours - to install the Vista driver of my Radeon graphic card (happily, it
is recent enough). In fact, the current driver has been installed during the
Vista setup process, and probably this is not the right one..."
Now I've installed the right Radeon driver (and it works), but the situation
is the same: still 100% CPU used. I have to look into the drivers...
Phillip, Are you saying that no process or task is using a lot of CPU power then I do not understand how your total CPU usage can be very high. Maybe something else is causing your system to be slow. I quote my message from the 29th of april:
"After launching "Process Explorer", I can see that the CPU is consumed by the hardware interrupts (98%). Thus it should be a driver problem. I then have a look in the drivers configuration panel and - what a surprise ! - I saw that the "standard VGA driver" couldn't start. So I will try - in a few hours - to install the Vista driver of my Radeon graphic card (happily, it is recent enough). In fact, the current driver has been installed during the Vista setup process, and probably this is not the right one..."
Now I've installed the right Radeon driver (and it works), but the situation is the same: still 100% CPU used. I have to look into the drivers...
Philippe
Greg
I don't know if your problem is the same but I had a similar thing occur after building a new PC and installing Vista Ultimate. Basically 2 of my 4 cores were always at near 100% and the HD light was always on. Task Manager showed ~50% usage and showing all processes revealed nothing.
I returned my AMD quad core for a replacement and the problem has gone away. As a side note, the runaway cores caused the processor to permanently adhere itself to the heatsink, probably because of excessive heat interacting with the thermal paste.
Greg
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
Anyone having a similar problem?
Philippe
I don't know if your problem is the same but I had a similar thing occur
after building a new PC and installing Vista Ultimate. Basically 2 of my 4
cores were always at near 100% and the HD light was always on. Task Manager
showed ~50% usage and showing all processes revealed nothing.
I returned my AMD quad core for a replacement and the problem has gone away.
As a side note, the runaway cores caused the processor to permanently adhere
itself to the heatsink, probably because of excessive heat interacting with
the thermal paste.
Greg
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes
using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and
clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is
responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My
computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
I don't know if your problem is the same but I had a similar thing occur after building a new PC and installing Vista Ultimate. Basically 2 of my 4 cores were always at near 100% and the HD light was always on. Task Manager showed ~50% usage and showing all processes revealed nothing.
I returned my AMD quad core for a replacement and the problem has gone away. As a side note, the runaway cores caused the processor to permanently adhere itself to the heatsink, probably because of excessive heat interacting with the thermal paste.
Greg
"PhilTheGap" wrote:
Hi there,
After installing Vista Ultimate, I am experiencing problems with processes using an excessive amount of CPU. However when I run the task manager, and clicking on "Show processs from all users", I can't see which process is responsible since none is consuming more than a few percent of the CPU... My computer is obviously very slow and I haven't installed any program yet.
