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Explorer.exe Running at 100%
This has just started (2 days ago), where if I click on My Computer\ C\any
folder explorer.exe runs and consumes 95% of the cpu. Additionally, the sub-folder (and folder contents) that I click on will never load. The address bar at the top turns green like it is trying to load the contents but nothing ever happens after letting it run for 3 hrs. I have a plain vanilla machine with a 2.2 ghrz processor and 4 gigs of memory. If the cpu keeps running at this speed and temp, it will finally blow. There is nothing on the MS website related to this and a bunch of nothing on the web. Does any MVP or someone from MS have an idea? I have submitted a ticket with MS but no response yet. When things run good, then run great, when things run slow it ......... Any ideas would be appreciated, P.S. I have run cleaner, defrag, chkdsk .......................... |
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Explorer.exe Running at 100%
On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 19:09:23 -0500, "Wayne Robinson"
wrote: This has just started (2 days ago), Do a System Restore to three, maybe four days ago. where if I click on My Computer\ C\any folder explorer.exe runs and consumes 95% of the cpu. Additionally, the sub-folder (and folder contents) that I click on will never load. The address bar at the top turns green like it is trying to load the contents but nothing ever happens after letting it run for 3 hrs. I have a plain vanilla machine with a 2.2 ghrz processor and 4 gigs of memory. If the cpu keeps running at this speed and temp, it will finally blow. There is nothing on the MS website related to this and a bunch of nothing on the web. Does any MVP or someone from MS have an idea? I have submitted a ticket with MS but no response yet. When things run good, then run great, when things run slow it ......... Any ideas would be appreciated, P.S. I have run cleaner, defrag, chkdsk .......................... |