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I will be back very soon.....Thanks for the info
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I will be back very soon.....Thanks for the info

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Start Task Manager and try to find process which using CPU. This will help to understand problem.
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Start Task Manager and try to find process which using CPU. This will help to understand problem.

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Hi Experts,<br />
I'm facing this problem......My CPU usage is 100% utilizes but I never didn't run any program.I don't have installed any Anti Virus previously. Can anyone tell me what to do for solve this problem???Thanks so much in advance<br />
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&nbsp; OS: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Windows 2000 Advance server<br />
&nbsp; CPU: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Pentium4 &nbsp;2.66GHZ<br />
&nbsp;Memory: &nbsp; &nbsp; PC333 &nbsp;256MB <br />
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REMARK: 1)Already installed Norton Antivirus and scan the PC but nothing found.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 2)Installed ad-aware and scan but also have no solution.<br />

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Hi Experts,
I'm facing this problem......My CPU usage is 100% utilizes but I never didn't run any program.I don't have installed any Anti Virus previously. Can anyone tell me what to do for solve this problem???Thanks so much in advance

  OS:           Windows 2000 Advance server
  CPU:          Pentium4  2.66GHZ
 Memory:     PC333  256MB 
 
REMARK: 1)Already installed Norton Antivirus and scan the PC but nothing found.
              2)Installed ad-aware and scan but also have no solution.


CPU 100% Utilized??

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