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Name: djx01dlob
Date: September 21, 2005 at 23:36:21 Pacific
OS: Server 2003
CPU/Ram: 512
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Hi,

I run my server as a web server and domain controller, it has been fine for ages, but suddenly it has gone really slow, i have re formated it, but still its teh same, after lookin in the task manager i see that my processor is running at 100% use all the time!

In the processes list i cant see anything thats using anything to much.

Max is one porcess using 15000

What could be the cause?

Darren

Thanks,



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Response Number 1
Name: lazyman
Date: September 23, 2005 at 12:06:22 Pacific
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Interested in how much you paid for the 2003 server; may be the manual comes in handy.:)


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Response Number 2
Name: Amir Banuazizi
Date: September 23, 2005 at 13:15:11 Pacific
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lazyman: if you have no solution, don't feel compellet to make an idiotic statement.

djx01dlob: can you see what process is taking 100% CPU power ?

Can you stop (kill) it ?
Is it any better ?
What process is it ?
Are you running any service packs ?
this this occure before/after installing the service pack ?

let us know

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