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cisvc.exe takes over cpu (XP OS)

Asked by laudie in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: cisvc


There is a cisvc.exe program that XP insists on activating at boot.  The program is listed as a monitoring program for XP indexing.  Indexing services is on by default.  I shut it off early on through properties.  First noticed a problem with Windows Explorer, which would slow down and end up "not responding." This happened frequently.  Checked task manager for cpu activity.  the cisvc file flatlined cpu activity at 100% plus used about 200 megs of RAM.  I have 512.  Irony is that cisvc is supposed to monitor the indexing service for high memory use.  I searched for cisvc.  Found instances of the file in C:/1386 and system/32. I renamed both instance of the file. It stayed dead in 1386 but recreated itself in system/32. Still appear in task manager at each boot. Under computer management (Administrative Tools in Control Panel)indexing service I can't delete catalogs because system says the service is active!! To keep cisvc from taking over the computer, I shut off CISVC.EXE through task manager after each boot, which is a crude way of doing business.  Any idea how I can keep this file from tying up my computer.

Thanks,

Laudie
 
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