Summary: I have a problem with CPU usage in Vista on my thinkpad(x41). Every time vista started(completely), after about 1~2 minutes, CPU usage goes nearly 100...
Summary: I am running Vista 64 on my laptop and Vista, XP pro 64 on my desktop with ie8. I have noticed my cpu usage at 100% after I have been on the internet ...
Summary: Basically anything that happens to be running at the moment is using up a huge chunk of CPU. I'm not entirely sure why it's eating up so much CPU wher...
Summary: The audiodg.exe is a process in Vista that is causing major slowdown and choppy during streaming video or audio play. The process hovers at 20% CPU ...
Summary: I've recently migrated to Windows Vista (MSDN). Although, after installing, it takes up all my CPU usage, has anyone had this problem? I know windows ...
Summary: Hello. Ive been experiencing very odd bandwidth problems lately. It all began when my connection was timing out every 5 seconds or so. After days of t...
Summary: I recently bought this laptop and so far it blows. I have another HP laptop that works fine, but this one is constantly running at 100% CPU usage, whi...
Summary: I've read previous posts and agree with the excessive CPU utilization with Vista I've installed Vista Ultimate 64 Bit, Vista Office 64 Bit, Vista Hom...
Summary: My computer shows around 10% CPU usage, but when I look at the processes nothing shows that it is using any CPU. If I restart the computer everything ...
Summary: Hi! I recently switch to vista, its awesome (so far) but occasionally my CPU usage will go really high, like bounce between 30%-60% while idling, usua...
Summary: Hey, my CPU usage is usually maxed at about %50, and im running absolutely nothing. http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y8... http://i3.photobucket.com/...
Summary: I bought my laptop a year ago, now it's been crazy for the past few weeks. Whenever i pressed certain keys on the keyboard ( 5,6,0,- ) the CPU usage w...
Summary: CPU usage of 100% is bad if it is constant. If it is momentary or brief, that is normal. RAM usage is low, meaning your PC may have lots of file swapp...
Summary: A couple of weeks ago I reinstalled Vista as I thought I needed a clearout and that things were going a bit sluggish. I wish I had left it well alone....
Summary: Whereas it may show system idle, it eats up 100% CPU and stops other applications functioning, and even when I do have others running, for example a s...
Summary: My problem was I could get the upgrade done but no matter what i disabled or shut down in services I had 100% cpu usage unless I booted in the safe mo...
Summary: "I'd prefer my cpu and memory to utilize programs and not the graphic equivalent to fluff." Then you might want a 3D card running Aero to handle the "...
Summary: i don't have access to the machine at the moment as i'm at home now ... at long last :-) however, i've been setting up a comparable Vista installation...
Summary: yeah im well aware of that, there is some more being used acording to the resource monitor ive been using up to 750/800ish out of 900 mb of ram, which...
Summary: This is an Acer 4300 series laptop running Vista (up to date) and Windows Mail (outlook express thing for Vista) I was called to work on it because wi...
Summary: I closed it down, rm tray and it did decrease cpu usage from 17% to 2%. Memory wise, it consumed about 20000k. The shuddering and slow internet speed...
Summary: After installing SP2 for Vista Home Premium, "run32dll has stopped working" error message appears. Closing it allows me to run most other apps; except...
Summary: When it is running slow, bring up the task manager/resource monitor and see what is taking all your resources. If your memory is all used, figure out...
Summary: Just bought a new laptop that came with Vista Home Premium. There are 78 processes running and cpu usage is running at 50%. Is 78 processes normal for...
Summary: Try Process Explorer from M$. When you use it remember to add the Cycles Delta column to the process view, this will show the number of cycles the th...
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