High CPU Utilization

Layback Bear said:

Their are strange people in the world. I have seen quiet a few people get this little problem.

Yes Layback too much time on their hands and nothing else better to do than annoy others if they didn't know how to use computers they would probably be cretins

zaeem said:

I have scanned my system using Malwarebyte and removed some of the infected files. Afterwards I have installed Comodo Antivirus and removed some infections. Afterwards CPU utilization is normal however I am monitoring system and will seek your help if required.

I am thankful to you guys for great help.

Yes good on you zaeem use the Malwarebytes quite often and there is CCleaner to keep the system tidy we all use it and it can be used every day - it's free too.

CCleaner - Download < download from Piriform and watch out for the add on when installing like the AVG search bar or whatever. If yo want some help in how to run it let us know in fatc when I get a chance I will send some info as you don't want to clear cookies that are used with your passwords

One last thing it is the Comodo internet suite you downloaded and not just the Anti virus ?

Please show processes from all users.You could also download Process Explorer and show results after customizing it in such way to show full paths and command lines.

Hum Zaeem did I mention the optimise tutorial before because the dwm.exe is working hard and it has a bit of "extra" graphic stuff that you could lean out a bit - try it but you will lose the transparency etc but I don't notice it to be honest it is just "bling" to me - see what you think .

Optimize Windows 7[2]=Performance Maintenance -if you don't like to lose much then you can always reverse it.

Just a reminder because you have been swapping anti virus programs. Make sure you only have one installed. Disabling the others is not good enough.

Layback Bear said:

Just a reminder because you have been swapping anti virus programs. Make sure you only have one installed. Disabling the others is not good enough.

Hum agree Bear I wasn't really thinking of that and zaeem if you are deleting AV's make sure you delete them using the specific removal tools for each one not just in the Program and features or even Revo.

These are some of the main ones here but I have seen recently a very large list but this will do for starters.
List of Uninstallers and Removal Tools for Antivirus Software

That list is one I posted a while ago - Virus, Spyware, & Malware Removal Guides