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#41
Also tried the redegit thing again and both fields are correct
explorer exe cpu issue
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New #42
froqqer,
Please start by Downloading ListParts
See Note at the end to run the appropriate version.
Save to your Desktop
- Double click the icon to run the program
- Place a check on: List BCD
- Press: Scan
- When the Scan is completed press OK t the prompt.
- A Result - Notepad document opens on your Desktop
Note:
You need to know if the infected computer is running a 32-bit or 64-bit system.
To find out, click: Start
Type System in the Start Search box
Click System in the Programs list.
The operating system is displayed as follows under System > System type:
64-bit Operating System
32-bit Operating System
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New #43
It is x64.At the end I didn't click was fix.Was I supposed to?
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New #44
I am really confused because now I am being told its normal for explorer.exe to take up 40,000k to 80,000k when nothing is running,but I read other places if its over 30,000k then its a problem like a virus etc.Am I just over reacting or something?
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New #45
My explorer.exe is always around 20,000 to 40,000 some times a little more. I'm not infected.
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New #46
This was just a scan. There was nothing to fix.At the end I didn't click was fix
Guess this is a Toshiba...
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New #47
Yes its a toshiba Microsoft gave me a number to contact them about this.
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New #48
Even if its not a virus and its just micorsoft running a never ending loop Its interfering when I run my daw.
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New #50
Thanks for all the help I am not sure if its fixed but It hasn't gone past 40,000k in the past couple of days.As long as it doesn't go up to 80,000k again I guess its whatever.
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