- burning xp cpu 100%
- Posted by GIO on March 3rd, 2006
Hello, On this system Xp sp2 AMD 3800+ no malware - spyware detected updated,
I provide to unistall nero 7 using the unistal panel and utilities for to
clean the REG from homepage. (nero clean tools), however, nowadays i use to
burn my dvd only using Adobe encore DVD.
When i burn cpu limits jumps to 100% and system provide to finish the
request over much time.
I provide to unistall adobe software and reinstall it again, reinstall
windows media player and verify that services imapi was turned on.
Driver associated are imapi.sys - pxhelp.sys - redbook.sys - storprop.sys-
using process explorer PID n/A Show a process "hardware interrupts" over 80&
Burner are in UDMA mode
Thanks i wait for a response.
- Posted by Shenan Stanley on March 3rd, 2006
GIO wrote:
Sounds like a third party issue.. To be honest my method of troubleshooting
this would be:
1) Ghost/Image system..
2) Do a fast unattended installation of XP with all current patches.
3) Install the application giving me the trouble - see if it STILL gives the
same trouble.
This will prove if there is something wrong with the application and Windows
XP in general - contact the makers of said application. Or if there is
something wrong with the application and something I have installed over the
time the original installation has been in place and that application.
I could then restore my machine (using the image I made) back tot he point
it was at for further troubleshooting.
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- Posted by GIO on March 4th, 2006
I'm sure, but the error is in the O.S. this is not the first time. Last 5
months i solved reinstalling win xp. I hope to resolve the problem in other
way..
"Shenan Stanley" wrote:
- Posted by Shenan Stanley on March 4th, 2006
Shenan Stanley wrote:
GIO wrote:
GIO wrote:
If you resolved this same trouble by reinstalling Windows XP 5 months ago -
then it is *not* the OS.
Think about it.
You reinstalled the same OS that was giving you trouble with said
application. I am assuming you even patched that OS. You installed the
application again and it did not give you trouble. So you continued on and
started installing everything else.
If you were able to fix your problem by reinstalling the same OS and same
application - then the problem does not lie with either of those things -
but with something you did AFTER you installed those two things in the last
5 months.
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MS-MVP
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