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multi scheduler.exe runs eating cpu

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Name: richUC
Date: November 30, 2004 at 05:59:28 Pacific
OS: 2000 prof
CPU/Ram: P3 512 RAM
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I just upgraded from WIN98se to WIN2000 prof. To set up hotmail in mazilla and to sync my palm with mazilla, I needed to get a JRE (java?) program, but I can't download THAT until I update to WIN Service Pack 3. Only Service Pack 4 was on the website, so I installed it, and now something called scheduler.exe runs exactly every 25 seconds. Multiple scheduler.exe are running. It eats up 50% of cpu and has interfered with music & burning CDs! A system search shows there is a scheduler.exe file in /WINNT/system32 (94 kb application). When I try to end the task (see it cycling in task manager and with the active mouse) it says "Operation cannot be completed. Access denied." HELP! How can I get this turned off/removed so I return to no spikes in CPU use? Nothing appears in the Control Panel --> Scheduled Tasks display. Thanks!



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Name: Kurt S
Date: November 30, 2004 at 09:42:19 Pacific
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Scheduler.exe is not native to Windows 2000. It sounds like you have picked up a virus or spyware from somewhere.


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