Help with interrupts while downloading files

FliGi7 said:

Layback Bear said:

I would be very cautious downloading from a site that has the work (Hacker) in it.
My method is to buy OEM or Retail disk from a local store which come with proper product keys. That way if you have a problem you have local help and help if need from Windows 7 Forum and Microsoft.

The site is windows7hacker but all of the links to the ISO's are to digitalrivercontent.net, the authorized MS partner for distributing them. Qualifying for MS support is in no way affected by downloading the ISO from the MS authorized site above. The license key is what determines your level of support, which the OP purchased.

Well I downloaded an iso from TPB with updates included till October 2011 (so it's a touched iso ...) I"ll try downloading an untouched win 7 sp1 iso (will report back then) (Still weird) and the network usage spikes only happen when downloading ...

Well .... tested it by my friend (Clean 7 ISO) and Yes it worked max interrupts usage was 5% while downloading but after installing all the windows updates + his drivers it was spiking again to 30% cpu usage while downloading (WTF ???) this is driving me crazy WTH can I do ????

Bump really I think I'll throw my computer out of the window if this ain't going to be fixed

We have already given you the fix. Buy a legal copy of Window 7. Wipe you hard drive and do a clean install. Then get a legal activation from Microsoft. Please also keep in mind their is no such thing as a safe torrent!!!!

GianniDPC said:

Well I downloaded an iso from TPB with updates included till October 2011 (so it's a touched iso ...)

Hi,

What I would be more concerned about is whether you attempted to validate this ISO with a genuine key......how confident are you that this ISO wasn't modified in such a way as to "steal" your key?

Regards,
Golden

Golden said:

GianniDPC said:

Well I downloaded an iso from TPB with updates included till October 2011 (so it's a touched iso ...)

Hi,

What I would be more concerned about is whether you attempted to validate this ISO with a genuine key......how confident are you that this ISO wasn't modified in such a way as to "steal" your key?

Regards,
Golden

I'm sure it isn't I trust the uploader also, By my friend I tested it with a legal win 7 DVD I borrowed and I had the same problem !! so ... I'm starting to think this is a Bug In windows 7 !!!

PS: Also I never had a virus from a torrent I only download trusted torrents so .... don't blame torrents that much

GianniDPC said:

I'm sure it isn't I trust the uploader also,

You trust torrents from the pirate bay?????

Good luck,
Golden

Golden said:

GianniDPC said:

I'm sure it isn't I trust the uploader also,

You trust torrents from the pirate bay?????

Good luck,
Golden

Yes I do !

Please stop this can't just somebody help me out ??? whenever it's a clean ISO or not with all iso's I tested I have the same problem so ... they can't be all BAD iso's !! really can just someone help me with some steps to solve this Interrupts issue ...

Well my friend bought a Windows 7 CD and look !! still not solved now it's 100% genuine. and no single driver installed only wireless

Again it only seems to happen when downloading at 1mb/s (or more) and you need at least a duo core to see it ! with a 6 core i7 it uses 4% so not noticeable but with older processors it is noticeable !!

Please take a look at this picture it is from my friend with the 100% genuine windows 7 installed:

He has a Pentium D 1.8Ghz laptop (Original OS : Vista)
20% Interrupts usage

Some more info: tested it with a LAN cable and interrupts 2% usage