Summary: I get this weird problem. cmd.exe goes 100% cpu usage at startup. I cannot kill it. command.exe runs but I cannot give any commands even dir fails. ...
Summary: Hey guys and gals This problem has occured twice now and i have been able to fix it yet i am just curious what causes it. Being a collector of old gam...
Summary: Hmmm, I have just read the countless posts about the pop-up "cmd.exe" window which can sometimes appear unwanted on logging in. One of the orginal pos...
Summary: Windows XP includes TWO command-line processors, CMD.EXE and COMMAND.COM. The second one, COMMAND.COM, is a stripped-down version of the command proc...
Summary: Windows Command PromptMicrosoft Windows Command Prompt. Unlike the old command.com, cmd.exe is a 32bit command prompt used in WinNT/2000/XP http://www...
Summary: my regedit and cmd .exe files has been disabled by the "administrator". problem is I AM the admin. i think this disabling has something to do when i i...
Summary: The file CMD.EXE is Microsoft Windows NT command line shell and is more compatible and portable between different hardware platforms when compared to ...
Summary: To the first response, thanks for the tips, and it got me somwhere, however the problem still didnt stop. I deleted some items on my computer using ad...
Summary: cmd.exe is not working. Managed to go to DOS prompt but none of the commands work except cd. Evertime it says "Program too big to fit in memory" Pleas...
Summary: ccfrank I have a WinXP sp2 on NTFS partition, it a cmd.exe file , there is where I can+t run it. Some help ? Thanks Don´t freak out until you know th...
Summary: Whenever I try to run cmd.exe i get this message "Windows can not access the specified drive, path, or file. You may not have the appropriate permissi...
Summary: Hey I was wondering if anyone could help me I have been getting alot of tasks being executed without me doing anything and I dont know why... I have b...
Summary: Everytime I boot up my system to Windows XP, cmd.exe pops up for a second, then goes away. This continues forever until I connect to my DSL Internet ...
Summary: i now this problem exsited with win2000 can it be fixed for xp? i have a brand new machine 2.0ghz, 512 ram, runs slower than crap after being on for j...
Summary: SVCHOST.EXE using 100% CPU svchost.exe is using 100% cpu usage an making it hard to do anything. I have reinstalled win xp that did not work I have fo...
Summary: Everytime I start XP after logging In I get a pop up window of the c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe running in the main window....It has never popped-up be...
Summary: I am trying to figure out what virus is causing this error, when I try to run Microsoft Updates on a Win XP Home computer I get ftp.exe is open or is ...
Summary: I have a process running at 100% CPU in my task manager called "rargntfy.exe". I have no idea what it is but it is annoying me quite a bit, hehe. I've...
Summary: I want to thank those who tried to help me wiht my problem regarding cmd.exe. I'd liek to restate the problem, and a little bit more accurately as wel...
Summary: I dont know why but at my bosses house a follwing system task takes up 100% system resources making Verizon DSL not connect due to dns error. She said...
Summary: my daughter bought her PC over for me to have a look at as it started to run extremely slowly. when i first booted up i had a windows error staring me...
Summary: my processor usage is always 100%. I have checked this with programs such as wintercooler and active CPU and it all says the same. should it be like t...
Summary: About a month ago i installed XP on a brand new 1.2Gz computer that i built. Just recently i have had problems with the computer being real slow. Wh...
Summary: Hello all you good people, guess what I have windows xp and ME. this wouldnt be a problem if microsoft knew what they where doing when the created win...
Summary: hey guys.. i also have the same problem with this muamgrd.exe.. i keep having to end that certain task in the task manager and even winpatrol doesnt s...
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