Bywifi using 100% CPU


  1. Posts : 37
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    Bywifi using 100% CPU


    Hello I'm new to this forum, That is in fact my first post and I do apologise that its asking for help!

    I have Bywifi 2.02 installed in my Windows 7 32 bits system, well no problem here right? Wrong! After like 2-5 minutes after I start Bywifi it starts to give me some spikes of 100% CPU usage (second place svchost and third place rundll32) after a while it just stays at 100% CPU and when I kill Bywifi process everything goes back to normal

    If you don't know what Bywifi is take a look at Bywifi Video Downloader - Download videos from Youtube, MySpace, DailyMotion, Metacafe, Yuvutu, and similar sites

    I'll provide anything you guys need to solve this because my ISP does traffic shaping on .flv and I can't watch videos on Youtube without Bywifi, well I can but I have to wait forever to load like 30-35 kps its like a damn dial up!

    just to make it clear I tryed using Bywifi in another Windows 7 install and it did the same thing there too...

    Hi.

    This is what I use - http://www.downloadhelper.net, so you might be best using another program, or try running it as admin or in compatibility mode and see if that helps.
    I have Download Helper installed but it does not acelerate the video load on youtube at all

    Also I have tried to run as administrator and compatibly mode "Windows XP SP3" and it gives me the same problem I have tested it on XP and it worked normally

    Some interesting things to point:

    Why the svchost and rundll32 also starts to spend CPU abnormally when Bywifi is running?
    Why does it works on XP and on Windows 7 it just use 100% CPU after a while?

    The programmer said it works fine on Windows 7, but does it?
    Last edited by evilalan; 02 Apr 2010 at 07:42. Reason: Things I forgot to put in [2] + Typo [3] Emphasis [4]
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  2. Posts : 1,705
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 ®™
       #2

    evilalan said:
    I tryed using Bywifi in another Windows 7 install and it did the same thing there too...
    Hi.

    This is what I use - http://www.downloadhelper.net, so you might be best using another program, or try running it as admin or in compatibility mode and see if that helps.

    And it will help if you could fill these in - System Specs
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  3. Posts : 37
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
    Thread Starter
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    No one else can help? I really could use some help here!

    Update:

    The same thing happens with ver 2.1.6
    Last edited by evilalan; 02 Apr 2010 at 07:32. Reason: update [1]
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