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Redo10818y@FitzSuperUser but... i mean... before the update it was working fine, i have nod 32 and internet firewall, and havent really downloaded anything... But could be, i'll try to check thanks.
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je11zi4978yTrying running updates again too, it may be a virus but I've also heard stories of certain updates not applying/failing and causing a lot of busy resources when they are constantly trying to update again in the background. I had 80% CPU usage all day once because an update was trying to install in the background and just cycling.
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@Redo there's no reason why cpu should run more then 2-3% after everything is loaded it's possible windows guys put in infinite loop but ain't likely...
So just gave a quick look
PS ... Viruses have been known to actually only work properly after an update i.e the version you had couldn't now it can again... Rare ish thou -
Redo10818yUPDATE(?): The System process was the one causing the 40-50% cpu usage, and when i looked deeper into it turned out to be ntoskrnel.exe.... Which is the kernel... And from what i gathered it is caused by a faulty driver (yay) so i'm going to have to update all drivers to fix said problem.
Thanks for the help!
Sooo win has updated itself (in a short 6 hours) and I was wondering what eats my pocket pc's 4 gb ram, so i checked, and turns out system is eating 40-50% of it and its processor ever since the update... *Sigh* Awesome....
(Picture src: tumblr/just-shower-thoughts --> [in reality] r/showerthoughts)
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where did my ram go?