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Hi,
my CPU is 100% used by hardware interrupts just after the set up of Vista. The drivers are all running. Vista has been updated. What is the simple way to discover the culprit ? I can start by unplug everything but what can I do if to see if the processor (AMD 64 3800+) is responsible ? Best regards |
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You can right click the task bar, click Task Manager, then click the
Performance tab, then on Resource Monitor... Click the down arrow on the CPU tab, and it will show you what is using that much of your CPU. From there, you can find out if it is supposed to be doing it (indexing, defrag) or if it is a rogue application that just isn't operating correctly. -- Dustin Harper http://www.vistarip.com | Vista Resource & Information Page "PhilTheGap" wrote in message ... Hi, my CPU is 100% used by hardware interrupts just after the set up of Vista. The drivers are all running. Vista has been updated. What is the simple way to discover the culprit ? I can start by unplug everything but what can I do if to see if the processor (AMD 64 3800+) is responsible ? Best regards |
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If you go to sysinternals.com and try Process Explorer, this should be simple
to find. You could also try Process Monitor. Good luck... -- -me. Let this forum know if this helps or if you figure out the problem, so others can benefit. "Dustin Harper" wrote: You can right click the task bar, click Task Manager, then click the Performance tab, then on Resource Monitor... Click the down arrow on the CPU tab, and it will show you what is using that much of your CPU. From there, you can find out if it is supposed to be doing it (indexing, defrag) or if it is a rogue application that just isn't operating correctly. -- Dustin Harper http://www.vistarip.com | Vista Resource & Information Page "PhilTheGap" wrote in message ... Hi, my CPU is 100% used by hardware interrupts just after the set up of Vista. The drivers are all running. Vista has been updated. What is the simple way to discover the culprit ? I can start by unplug everything but what can I do if to see if the processor (AMD 64 3800+) is responsible ? Best regards |
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"IkidUnot" a écrit dans le message de ... If you go to sysinternals.com and try Process Explorer, this should be simple to find. You could also try Process Monitor. Good luck... When I launch Process Explorer, the hardware interrupts are consuming 98% of the CPU. All the drivers are ok (I mean they are running). When I start in "safe mode", the situation is better, and only 96% of my CPU is busy. So I can work a little... I begin to give up since it is now a week that I try to understand... Thanks |
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"Dustin Harper" a écrit dans le message de ... You can right click the task bar, click Task Manager, then click the Performance tab, then on Resource Monitor... Click the down arrow on the CPU tab, and it will show you what is using that much of your CPU. From there, you can find out if it is supposed to be doing it (indexing, defrag) or if it is a rogue application that just isn't operating correctly. As I wrote, the CPU is busy because of the hardware interrupts not because of a process. The resource monitor gives non clue (at least to me !). The processes are using 2% of the CPU. Thanks for your answer |
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PhilTheGap,
I'm having the same problem although it is using 30-50% of one of two cores. I figured out it was "Hardware Interrupts" with Process Explorer. All my device drivers are up to date. I have tried disabling them one at a time with no luck. If I reboot it goes away for anywhere from two hours to several days, but it always comes back. I'm thinking it's a defective device driver. I am running Vista. Greg |