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I think MS update might help.
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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have a 2008 printer server with 40 printer queues of HP, IBM and others vendors. &nbsp;Now the spoolsv.exe service takes 100% usage of cpu. &nbsp;<br />
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Please advise how we should do to solve this issue. &nbsp;I cleaned up spool temp files, but it wouldn't help.<br />
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Thank you in advance.<br />
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Hi Experts,

I have a 2008 printer server with 40 printer queues of HP, IBM and others vendors.  Now the spoolsv.exe service takes 100% usage of cpu.  

Please advise how we should do to solve this issue.  I cleaned up spool temp files, but it wouldn't help.

Thank you in advance.

EN

Spoolsv.exe makes cpu 100%

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