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w3wp.exe CPU 100 %

Asked by antonellocorbo in Microsoft IIS Web Server

I manage a web site. It was made with asp and a dll com object in vb6. This dll and asp site work on a a lot of win 2k server. I put it on a windows 2003 server standard edition and cpu after some minutes go 100% and statica page works, asp page doesn't. With a IISRESET I solve the problem but only for few minutes. I tried to configure IIS in IIS 5.0 compatibility mode, but now dllhost.exe cause cpu to 100%.
I checked all asp files and after the createObject I set to nothing the object. I saw the propeties of the dll project (retained in memory and  unattended excecution are both true).
I don't know what to do!!!
Help me
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