possible corrupt file maxing out cpu


  1. andymac1983
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    possible corrupt file maxing out cpu


    I have found music file on my pc that whereby even when I openbthe folder it is in my cpu usage goes through the roof. I'm currently trying to delete the file but it so far just says preparing to recycle for the last half hour and all my processor meters are 100%. Can anyone help?
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  3. Sir George
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    andymac1983 said:
    I have found music file on my pc that whereby even when I openbthe folder it is in my cpu usage goes through the roof. I'm currently trying to delete the file but it so far just says preparing to recycle for the last half hour and all my processor meters are 100%. Can anyone help?
    Just to clarify, is the music file something familiar to you; ie, you know it's from a reliable source?
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