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cpu 100, keeps sgutting off. help?

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Name: Playboy23489
Date: January 11, 2007 at 10:36:56 Pacific
Subject: cpu 100, keeps sgutting off. help?
OS: windows XP
CPU/Ram: P4/kingston
Model/Manufacturer: Custom
Comment:
i need some help with my computer, first of all i always have 100% cpu usage, the 2nd is that after awhile of stuggling through the slowness of my computer and it shuts off, randomly....and when i try to turn it back on, it shuts off again. i have to wait a couple of minutes before i turn it back on. any ideas what might be wrong?


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Name: jam
Date: January 11, 2007 at 12:48:50 Pacific
Subject: cpu 100, keeps sgutting off. help?
Reply: (edit)
100% usage could be spyware.

Shutdown issue could be because of overheating.


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