what happens if i end processes under window task manger (it shows 100% preformance cpu?
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thats not good it should eventually drop to 1, 2 or 0 if there is no applications running, but only end a process if you recognize the name and its something your running, otherwise windows might have a damaging error in fact you should only end applications, not processes because ending all applications will end all the unimportant processes
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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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If you have Windows, do this  Start -> Run -> type in msconfig press ok\n\nIn this command go to startup and all the boxes that are checked, uncheck all the ones you DONT need when you start the PC up, all these programs run when you start the PC and take up processor power.  Just be careful, if it is a Microsoft one, or a System32 one dont uncheck it, the system needs those to run.
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Where are you seeing this?  In task manager?  IT is probably a backdoor program or spy ware using up processing time within the memory.
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no, those are windows processes.  I have 6 running
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The first thing I would do is a CTRL ALT DEL and select processes. Look at your CPU usage. If you see something hogging your CPU you know the culprit. If it is an Office application un install office and re install it.\n\nIf you see 98 percent or so idle on CPU use then get some anti spyware.\n\nHere is what I would recommend - \n\nYou should have Windows Defender. It is free from Microsoft and watches your system prevents programs from taking over your home page etc.\n\nGo here to read about and get it - http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security...\n\nTwo other free programs you should get & run about once a week are Spybot and Adaware. They also are free and you can get them both here - http://www.download.com/\n\nBetween those three you are doing a pretty good job of protecting your system and hopefully that will get it's speed back on track.
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It runs at 3.06 GHz , it could run two threads of execution\ninstructions from the same process
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All the processes use the CPU, but only one can be "active". The others work in the background
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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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in Task Manager there is a double window, showing the activity of each processor.
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Go into msconfig and turn off programs that you don't need to start when Windows does.\n\nAlso scan for viruses and spyware.\n\nClean out temporary files, use disk cleanup and defrag
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I think you are talking about "End Program" windows?\n\nTry this - \n\nPress Alt-Ctl-Del, bring up task manager. \nInstead of "end Task" right click on the task and choose "Go to process". \nIt will bring up the processes tab. Click on "end Process" button. \n\nYou may even right click on the highlighted option and choose "end Process tree".\n\n This is faster, does not bring up the "end program" windows, but it dosn't give you chance to save your data.
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You can view all your cpu details here:\n\n%SystemRoot%&#92;system32&#92;compmgmt.msc /s
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pretty simple, install the program CPU-Z (it's free)\nhttp://www.cpuid.com
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Install Spybot - (google for it) and update it. Check you machine for sypware malware etc. Then check its advanced features Tools Tab -> System Startup -> remove junk that you dont need. \n\nFor available memory and resources righclick on taskbar and see Task Manager and see the third tab for CPU and memory usage.
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Start --> control panel --> system --> advanced tab --> performance.  Change virtual memory.\n\nBut first I would do a disk clean up and defrag (start --> all programs --> accessories --> system tools --> disk cleanup and after completed, defrag.)
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swish max uses lot of CPU power\nbut it should not use 100% unless you are rendering something\nwhat is your CPU speed