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Did you check alignment and run drive diagnostics on the SSD?
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Do you remember what you had just installed or changed before the problem began. See if you have a System Restore point far enough back to get before it.
There's no harm in doing the SFC and Memtest since a program or other install could have corrupted system files and RAM is referenced in the error. Did you google the text to see how others resolved it?
Gregrocker and all,
I found that the Creative Audio Control Panel program was the source of all the CPU and explorer activity.
I removed and re-installed it, now the CPU usage is '0' and the memory usage by Explorer is minimal at
around 13,782K +/-. I know that when I installed it somehow it didn't install properly that's what lead me to look more closely at it.
I did run the sfc /scannow and it returned a 'no problem' (paraphrasing here) then I started to look at installed programs and found the trouble.
Thank you all its fine now.
Or I thought it was... changed to my mechanical drive and now I am getting the "Explorer has stopped" messages on that drive. So I guess I'll run memtest for a few days and see what I get.
I did NOT have 2 drives connected at the same time when I did the install to the new SSD fwiw. I have no restore points because the machine is triple boot XPired, Win 7, Ubuntu. I made no changes to the mechanical drive, no added programs etc. It never did this before I opened the box and put in the new SSD. I will try re-seating the memory cards, may as well keep it simple...
Uho-oh another error message... btw they all have a different number they are no identical and my Creative Audio is not running and I still get the error message.. so much for that 'solution.'
J T