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Old May 20th 05, 06:26 PM
Earl
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When I listen to audio and use IE my CPU utilization goes to 100% and the
audio skips when I scroll. I have a 64 3000 with 512mb ram. I have tried
it with cool n quiet on and off.


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Old May 20th 05, 06:36 PM
Earl
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OK, so I should have included some other information.
According to the CQ dash when I just listen to audio, like Rhapsody, CPU
speed is down to 50%. When I'm in IE it jumps to almost 100, and CPU
utilization does too.

"Earl" wrote in message
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When I listen to audio and use IE my CPU utilization goes to 100% and the
audio skips when I scroll. I have a 64 3000 with 512mb ram. I have tried
it with cool n quiet on and off.



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Old June 3rd 05, 05:02 PM
Tod
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Mine use to do that when opening explorer to view hard drive contents.
When I removed my storage drive (WD200GB) off my add on Sil068 controller,
things went back to normal.

"Earl" wrote in message
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When I listen to audio and use IE my CPU utilization goes to 100% and the
audio skips when I scroll. I have a 64 3000 with 512mb ram. I have tried
it with cool n quiet on and off.



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Old June 6th 05, 02:46 AM
Yousuf Khan
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Earl wrote:
When I listen to audio and use IE my CPU utilization goes to 100% and the
audio skips when I scroll. I have a 64 3000 with 512mb ram. I have tried
it with cool n quiet on and off.


It sounds like you may have browser hijacker-style spyware in your IE.

Yousuf Khan
 




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