100% CPU usage

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    Recently several of my workstations, while in optigold, start running at 100% cpu usage and I have to end task on optigold to clear it. When I reopen it may run the rest of the day just fine. But not all my workstations do it. I have one workstation that does not do this but 2 others will. While these 2 are just about froze, the other is running optigold just fine. This usually happens to both workstations at the same time, while the other is still running optigold with no problem. All workstations are running the same versions of java, filemaker etc. I figured if this was an optigold problem then all workstations would do this. Anyone seen this before? Once I end task on optigold the cpu usage drops back to normal and the 2 workstations are fine again while the 3rd never has a problem.

    tks for any help
    Jim
     
    jmex1, Jul 11, 2008 IP
  2. hues

    hues Member

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    #2
    try taskmanager and close the unneeded tasks....
     
    hues, Jul 22, 2008 IP
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    #3
    100% is usual to me. cheers.
     
    joshchan214, Jul 22, 2008 IP
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    #4
    Is there any other problems with those two work stations?
     
    Zaboteur, Jul 23, 2008 IP
  5. BabyMel

    BabyMel Banned

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    #5
    Ive got the solution
    go to control panel and click on startup programs and just stop the ones u dont need like yahoo messenger or live update norton and stuff
     
    BabyMel, Jul 23, 2008 IP
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    #6
    you can try these steps
    start run typ"config" there you have to uncheck the running components
     
    sriducati, Jul 31, 2008 IP
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    most of time i have face this problem and its slow down our pc .ok Go to task manager then process then find EXPLORER.EXE click it and select end process.after a second click on Application tab from task manager then click nes task and write temp or recent whatever you want that open a director that's all.please note it will close your all open folder not other softwares.
     
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    Check your computer for viruses and end processes.
     
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    #9
    go to run and then type msconfig then uncheck all start-up utilities and reboot
     
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    #10
    Ctr+Alt+Del resolve your case..
     
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    #11
    Lower the priotory of the application
     
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    #12
    100% CPU usage, if you aren't actually doing a lot of tasks with memory intensive programs, to me is usually indicative of a virus or some other type of malware.
     
    supernal, Jul 3, 2011 IP
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    #13
    Have you made sure, Your hardware is all in complete working order?
     
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    #14
    trun offf and try to delete some startup program...........
     
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    #15
    Just use task manager and find out the program which using too much memory.
     
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    #16
    I have had this same issues and when I began runnning typ"config" I had to uncheck the running components and it worked out for me.Good Luck!!
     
    MoneyGenerator, Sep 13, 2012 IP