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no i dont have any toolbars or anything on my main browser (safari)
MAX CPU usage while internet browsing
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Posts : 16 Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit, Windows 7 pro VM, ubuntu9.10 VM, Win XP Pro VM, Win Vista Buiss VM Thread Starter
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Posts : 16 Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit, Windows 7 pro VM, ubuntu9.10 VM, Win XP Pro VM, Win Vista Buiss VM Thread StarterNew #12
Im Trying to make it happen Right Now
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Posts : 16 Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit, Windows 7 pro VM, ubuntu9.10 VM, Win XP Pro VM, Win Vista Buiss VM Thread StarterNew #13
I Havent Put Any Addons On Safari And On IE Ive only Put Google Toolbar
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New #14
ssand,
You can make google your search provider in IE (and be able to type in the web address bar in order to to search google by writing out what you want to search, without adding .com or like). That way you don't have to install any toolbar; besides, that one isn't very recommended. It just adds time to how long it takes your browser to function. I'm not sure, but I heard it logs information about you. Just what I wouldn't know. Search for it for more if you are curious.
Safari also isn't recommended as it is more at risk than other web browsers
All in all the choice is yours what you keep.
So you aren't able to capture a snip of your task manager when the CPU gets to over 50% usage? How about over 25%? Can you tell us what processes are taking up all the resources?Last edited by DustSailor; 06 Dec 2011 at 00:20.
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Posts : 16 Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit, Windows 7 pro VM, ubuntu9.10 VM, Win XP Pro VM, Win Vista Buiss VM Thread StarterNew #15
i am capable its just hard because ill have to sit here for hours until it gets crazy
Oh and most of the time the process is one of the svchost.exe processes
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Posts : 16 Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit, Windows 7 pro VM, ubuntu9.10 VM, Win XP Pro VM, Win Vista Buiss VM Thread StarterNew #16
Finally I Got it While It Went Crazy Heres Some Screen Shots
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Posts : 16 Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit, Windows 7 pro VM, ubuntu9.10 VM, Win XP Pro VM, Win Vista Buiss VM Thread StarterNew #17
I Think Its Safari
Oh Well Time to Go To FireFox
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New #18
Well, just try firefox. Not always is it the browser's fault when something bad happens, but let me know if firefox does this or not.
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New #19
As member above said, and you also see the problem is in Safari. I suggest to try Mozilla Firefox.
If you need Safari, you can try clearing the cache/cookies or to reinstall it.
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