I have userini.exe in my system processes.  It hogs the processor resources.  Is it supposed to be there?
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it is a virus that replaces the userint file eventually and then it will keep you from booting windows use \nAVG to get rid of it
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Chances are, there's just a bunch of stuff running ... i.e. your e-mail is polling the computer every few minutes and therefore occupying the CPU's time.\n\nThis shouldn't really be noticable though.\n\nThere are a number of free utilities available to help.  I suggest you do a Google search on "What's Running" (include the quotation marks) --- this is a great little freeware utility that can really help you unload a bunch of stuff that doesn't need to be sucking up your CPU and memory.\n\nNo, I don't work for them !    ;-)
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try using Process Explorer located on www.sysinternals.com.  It's a free stand-alone utility that acts like task manager but more powerful.  You may see the program running this way
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When you look at task manager is there a particular process that is using a high percentage ?? Also try msconfig and disable all start up items and see if you still have the high usage, if not then one by one turn them back on to see what makes an affect
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Sounds like a program running n the background, go to start/run and type msconfig, when it opens look thru the list for that particular program and uncheck it, reboot.\ngood luck/
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Open the Windows Task Manager (press Ctrl-Alt-Del on the keyboard), go to the Processes tab and see which process is hogging the CPU.  Then post here again...
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There is a program called Quick Startup that disables some startup programs. I used it and my computer loads a lot faster.
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Some solutions to this may be:\n1) Start > Administrative Tools > Services > set some of the non-essential services to > Manual.\nIf the "System Administrative Tools" is not shown in All Programs or the Start menu, you can find it in the Control panel.\n\n2) Start > Run > type "msconfig" in the box > OK > click on the Startup tab > uncheck any programs that are not essential.\n\n3) You may have to many programs installed > Unistall the programs that are not used.
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Is it a old computer?  How much RAM are you running?  Could be that you have spyware and malicious programs running in the background that you are not aware of.
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Unless you are running MS SERVER NT, 2000, OR 2003, then it is VERY likely you have way too much running.\n\nyou may sort the processes by user. Locate the section listing the user logon you use. You can google anything listed, use full file name and extension, put quotes around it.\n\ngoogle 'running processes' xp list\nfor sites that have them listed.  most listed under your login, are optional, though you may need them to support programs you want to run, like:\nAnti-virus\nMS office\nPrinter software\nModem\nVideo graphics software.\n\nThe OS will not let you kill a process it needs to run.\n\nFor XP (any type,)\nto help optimize performance.  click--start---right-click 'my computer'---choose 'properties'\n\nclick the 'advanced' tab, then click 'settings' button in the performance section. then choose 'adjust for best performance', click 'OK', 'OK'
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If you want to remove the software then go to control panel>add/remeove programs to remove your software.\n\nIf you are asking us about the process,then here it goes when software is installed it is registred with its parameters in windows registry.or even then *.ini can be stored in windows/system folder depending upon software if it works close to operating systemlike driver etc.If it is general browser or text editor then very few files regarding the envirement and resources are stored.\n\nWhen you try to remove these softwares these working files for that program are removed from your disk.\n\nHope this helps.
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run > "MSCONFIG"\n\nBoot.ini tab\n\nDelete one entry of CP hpme (which is not working )\n\napply \n\nok\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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There is a process running that takes up most, if not all, of your CPU.  The next time this happens hit control+alt+delete and click the processes tab, then click the CPU column twice to see what process is taking up your CPU.  Write down the process and get back to me.  It may be malware, or it may be something else.  I can tell you more if you can get the name of the process.
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In answering your question I will assume that you have a Windows XP computer.  It would also be very helpful if you could provide further technical information about your computer system and can describe the computer’s behaviour in more details, otherwise most people can only provide you with general information. For an example of what information you can provide, visit my web site resources below.\n\nDoes Windows need all those 40+ processes?  Some processes may be running more than once as they may be needed by more than one application dependng on what it is that you are running.  Other processess are mandatory for Windows to function reliably.  But you may also have malicious processes running and these are the ones that you want to delete permanently.  The only way that I know to find out about all those Windows processes is to search for more information about each one using a process library database. When you discover a malicious process, delete it and restart your computer to see if it comes up again.  If it does appear again, then you need to do a deeper and thorough scan of your computer to remove the root application.\n\nCheck out the resources below for additional tools and information to help you out.
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Hi - this may not give you a direct answer or even help much - but I found a great website.\n\nBasically if you bring up Task Manager (normally Ctrl Alt and Delete then click on Task Manager)... and see what is running in the background by going to the process tab.... \n\nOften there are things running that shouldn't be, or are running and using lots of memory / CPU time that aren't really needed.\n\nGoto http://www.answersthatwork.com/Tasklist_pages/tasklist.htm\nand see what each process is... you may find some obvious ones that can be removed... The website tells you to remove them by using their software... but if you just search for the file that is running on your computer there may be easier ways to stop them.
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You might try looking for them in the startup folder\ndo a search for startup and when you find it see if they are listed and then delete the programs you do not watn to automatically load.  At least it worked for me.
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better uninstall or remove such program to avoid the hassle