Wiindows 7 64 bit High CPU Usage and stuttering

[Everfader]

I recently installed windows 64 bit on my computer, it installed fine but I am getting this extremely high cpu usage for no reason, even games really stutter. So I got all of the updates and disables mscorsvw.exe , disable the windows media player network sharing service and the HD audio controller which worked for some people but it has not done anything unfortunatly. My specs are 500w power supply which is bronze certified which has one amp on the 12v rail. an lenovo a55 8985 with a Core 2 duo E6300 1.86 ghz 4gb or ddr2 ram, an evga 8800gts 512 video card.

I even tried installed a 32bit version of windows 7 but I get the exact same problem , windows xp works though.

Is there anything I could do ?

 

[Sir George]

I recently installed windows 64 bit on my computer, it installed fine but I am getting this extremely high cpu usage for no reason, even games really stutter. So I got all of the updates and disables mscorsvw.exe , disable the windows media player network sharing service and the HD audio controller which worked for some people but it has not done anything unfortunatly. My specs are 500w power supply which is bronze certified which has one amp on the 12v rail. an lenovo a55 8985 with a Core 2 duo E6300 1.86 ghz 4gb or ddr2 ram, an evga 8800gts 512 video card.

I even tried installed a 32bit version of windows 7 but I get the exact same problem , windows xp works though.

Is there anything I could do ?

Your post makes no mention of any attempt to determine what is using the resources. See if the following helps;

http://www.sevenforums.com/performa...i-find-out-what-program-using-all-my-cpu.html

HTH

 

[Everfader]

I recently installed windows 64 bit on my computer, it installed fine but I am getting this extremely high cpu usage for no reason, even games really stutter. So I got all of the updates and disables mscorsvw.exe , disable the windows media player network sharing service and the HD audio controller which worked for some people but it has not done anything unfortunatly. My specs are 500w power supply which is bronze certified which has one amp on the 12v rail. an lenovo a55 8985 with a Core 2 duo E6300 1.86 ghz 4gb or ddr2 ram, an evga 8800gts 512 video card.

I even tried installed a 32bit version of windows 7 but I get the exact same problem , windows xp works though.

Is there anything I could do ?

Your post makes no mention of any attempt to determine what is using the resources. See if the following helps;

http://www.sevenforums.com/performa...i-find-out-what-program-using-all-my-cpu.html

HTH

hey thanks for the reply here is an image of process explorer Sorry I am a noob

 

[crankypenguin]

Is it me or does anyone else not see any image posted Everfader, I think you may have forgotten to add the image / screencap of your task manager. If you don't know how show us the pic, you can use a place like imgur.com to host your image and copy the link over here

 

[Layback Bear]

Preferred way of uploading a image to this form IMO.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-screenshots-files-upload-post-seven-forums.html

 

[Everfader]

Preferred way of uploading a image to this form IMO.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-screenshots-files-upload-post-seven-forums.html

sorry for the delay here are the screen shots , I would like to thank you for the link on to how to upload screenshots on windows 7 forums

 

[crankypenguin]

I have googled some more for you and came across this solution, maybe you could see if this helps you any? *I have solved this, IDE ATA/ATAPI driver problem. A loose SATA connection caused the HDD driver to revert to slowest mode: PIO. I went to control panel> system> Hardware >device manager and looked at the properties of eachIDE channel under advanced settings. The second Primary IDE channel had "PIO only" under Current Transfer Mode. I uninstalled the driver and rebooted. Windows XP automatically repaired the driver and set it to Ultra DMA mode 6, and the problem was solved.*

Also, sorry Layback bear

 

[Layback Bear]

I would suggest starting with closing all those web pages. You are using a lot of Chrome and I.E.
Could you give us a picture of this before and after closing all the web use.
How often do you reboot your computer?

 

[barton]

Could it be indexing?

 

[Layback Bear]

Indexing should only be occurring when the computer is on with low usage. Unless the user has asked Windows 7 to rebuild the index.

I did notice that GFI anti malware and Malwarebytes Anti Malware are both running.

This will help. Pay close attendsion to #7 & 8

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/11728-optimize-windows-7-a.html

 

[Sir George]

I would suggest starting with closing all those web pages. You are using a lot of Chrome and I.E.
Could you give us a picture of this before and after closing all the web use.
How often do you reboot your computer?

View attachment 260728

The OP isn't really running a lot of web pages, see the following link for an explanation of the Chrome processes;

Why Does Chrome Have So Many Open Processes?

 

[Layback Bear]

Thank you Sir George. I didn't know that. Good information.

 

[barton]

Indexing should only be occurring when the computer is on with low usage. Unless the user has asked Windows 7 to rebuild the index.

I did notice that GFI anti malware and Malwarebytes Anti Malware are both running.

This will help. Pay close attendsion to #7 & 8

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/11728-optimize-windows-7-a.htmlhttp://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/11728-optimize-windows-7-a.html

I thought Malwarebytes was okay to run in conjunction with an AV? Maybe exclude each program's folders in the other's scan option?

 

[Everfader]

I have googled some more for you and came across this solution, maybe you could see if this helps you any? *I have solved this, IDE ATA/ATAPI driver problem. A loose SATA connection caused the HDD driver to revert to slowest mode: PIO. I went to control panel> system> Hardware >device manager and looked at the properties of eachIDE channel under advanced settings. The second Primary IDE channel had "PIO only" under Current Transfer Mode. I uninstalled the driver and rebooted. Windows XP automatically repaired the driver and set it to Ultra DMA mode 6, and the problem was solved.*

Also, sorry Layback bear [/QUOTE

I gave it a shot and all of the modes were listed as ultra mode 6,5,2 there was no pio but on of the channels showed no mode, Maybe I needed a driver

Anyway could you check my specs and could it be that my cpu is bottlenecking my system thanks for all of your help

 

[Everfader]

It is just that I have tried alot of things like I said in the first post the same thing also happens with 32 bit of windows 7 but xp works dunno...

 

[Layback Bear]

GFI anti malware is only good if the owner of the computer has installed it. Their are some phony GFI Modules that get installed without the owner knowing it.
As far as I know MAM will run with most anti virus programs but their are so many anti virus programs it's hard to keep track of.

Now I think we need some input from the OP what has been tried and what has worked.

 

[Layback Bear]

I have look at you specs and they are limited but things can be done to help. Windows 7 need more ram than XP does.

Could you post these. As per post #10
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This will help. Pay close attentions to #7 & 8

Optimize Windows 7
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[Everfader]

I tried turning off everything but still the same thing happens just have a look at my hardware specs at the top of my post and see if there is any problem

 

[Layback Bear]

Please post the two pictures of your computer msconfig as the post above. (#17)

Have you read and understand all the things in in post #10 and #17?

Optimize Windows 7

As in post #17 I have seen your specs. No they will not set the world on fire but they will work.

Now let me know if you want new hardware or if you want the most you can get out of what you have now.

 

[carwiz]

There's a lot going on behind the scenes after a fresh install of Windows 7. Not only search indexing but also update checking/downloading, Disk Defragmentation and Prefetch/Superfetch file building. Running on minimum required hardware will take longer for Windows to "settle-in". I would give it a week to catch up. Longer if you don't have a high speed internet connection. Prefetch is updated on each re-boot so it would be wise to re-boot every day for a while if it's not your normal procedure.

Also, your CPU has two cores and no Hyper-Threading so everything will take longer. I would avoid programs like Chrome that require a lot of modules to run. Pick and choose your activities to keep the number of processes to a minimum.

Forgot to mention:
Increasing the pagefile size may help also. There's a point where the size of the pagefile gives reduced benefits but I would try 3x your memory or 12GB for a while.