My UC is running Very High in XP Mode


  1. NoN
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    My UC is running Very High in XP Mode


    My Uc is running nearly at 100%, 3-1/4 of the time...

    I have disable the MSE thought it was this... but looks like not!

    Services in mmc are mostly set as default and i can connect to internet without any probs...

    Task manager doesn't seems showing me troubles...appart UC highly's running.

    Any clue, guys?

    I do mention that i upgrade IE6 to IE8 and since then and a couple of updates UC is set high. Could it be IE8...I doubt it but worth asking.

    Windows 7 pro x64, Xp Mode with 1024Mo ram, Windows Xp Pro

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  3. NoN
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    SOLVED!

    Thanks to Kari!

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    Screenshot after the Kari's Trick:
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  4. Kari
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    Great!
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  6. NoN
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    Kari said:
    Great!

    Yes it is great...I'm so happy it is working fine.

    Here another screenshot with the both task manager, Xp Mode and Win7 x64...:
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  7. Kari
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    Looks good, NoN. And this on a non-VT machine?
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  8. NoN
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    Kari said:
    Looks good, NoN. And this on a non-VT machine?
    Yes it is...non-VT!
    Consumer Ultra Low Voltage processor (CULV) might have helped!
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