Summary: I have an XP Notebook, and spoolsv.exe is hogging about 95%+ of the CPU's processes. I know it is the Print Spooler. I have changed the setup services...
Summary: After installing XP SP2 I cannot print to network printers, spoolsv.exe is at or near 100% CPU usage. The printing worked fine before installing SP2 a...
Summary: Couple of possibles here. Try changing the settings for the printer to print directly to the printer rather than spool jobs. To do this, select the P...
Summary: I just installed the new Windows XP SP2 beta, and when installing my printer, the spoolsv.exe eats about 99-100% of my cpu and takes up around 132MB o...
Summary: i just got this problem 2 days ago, and ive searched it up a little, but now want to ask you guys. my cpu is constantly goin at 100% usage, and when i...
Summary: My spoolsv.exe is using 99% CPU. I found an old message suggesting to remove the printer drivers and did to no avail. I just moved my HP printer to an...
Summary: spoolsv.exe hogging 99% of cpu - the fix http://torque.oncloud8.com/archives/000384.html I came into lab to find the printer printing strange ASCII ch...
Summary: I have a epson cx3200 and the spoolsv.exe is slowing my comp to a crawl by eating 90% of my cpu.I saw a possible fix for this was to either uninstall ...
Summary: Hello Everyone, I still am encountering my svchost.exe problem! Here is what I have done so far... I have scanned the XP hard drive with both Ad- aw...
Summary: Can anyone out there help solve this problem i'm getting?. i recently bought a Xerox WorkentreXK50cx and it works fine, until XP gets involved!. spool...
Summary: System.exe hogs 15% of CPU capacity, causing video and games to lag a great deal. All other apps work fine. This happens constantly and never drops ...
Summary: Hey guys... everytime my friend runs outlook, the msimn.exe starts hogging all the CPU, running between 97-100%... of course this means that the sys...
Summary: svchost.exe is running my computer at 80% cpu load........When i close it my computer goes to 5%.....i can't figure it out........it's driving me nuts...
Summary: See if any of these help . Try performing an advanced clean-boot of XP to isolate the problem: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=316434 h...
Summary: Dell Dimension 4550, Win XP Home SP2 with latest updates, virus scan, malware scan. Some time around attaching a Konica-Minolta PagePro 1350W laser pr...
Summary: In my case spoolsv.exe was using about 99% cpu usage and slowing the machine dramatically. It turned out to be a queue of 6 documents waiting to prin...
Summary: Hi Im having a complete nightmare trying to get rid of this things, ive tried most of the things already suggested.however with no luck. The roings a...
Summary: I have a serious problem with XP. My computer runs really slow because of Explorer.exe's CPU usage! This problem appears after 3-10 minutes from reboo...
Summary: When I try to setup a home wireless network, the setup fails. It mentions spoolsv.exe, and says instruction 0x77f7c32b memory reference 0x00000000 co...
Summary: I posted the following in a previous message: "I have a Xerox C20 printer installed and working but every time I boot up, XP detects it as new hardwar...
Summary: Hello All- I have recently got an error message on my computer. It reads: spoolsv.exe is this a virus? and is it good or bad? Can anyone also tell me ...
Summary: Upon startup yesterday, my computer was extremely slow and non-responsive. After some investigation I discovered under the Task Manager Processes tha...
Summary: When I try to print remotely to my Canon Multipass C755 I get a spoolsv.exe error which informs me that it can't read from a memory address. If I stop...
Summary: I got a problem that just started a couple of days ago, seemingly after I ran Regcleaner automatic scan. I have already restored that. I am running Ho...
Summary: In trying to setup a home wireless when I try to make a wireless network connection, all goes well until the last step. Then it fails due to Spoolsv.e...
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