[Raitei]

I dont install any sort of new drivers, programms or something else, but my comp is very slow, when i pressed ctrl+shift+esc i saw,that "System" is using 50% of my CPU, (i have a dual core), then i searching in internet and foud some helpfull tips, but they dont work... one tip is helpd me, and System now use only 30% CPU, but i dont think that it is normal, becose i dont have this problem never, I have laptop:

asus aspire 5720G
Intel core 2 duo T7100
Radeon HD 2300 HyperMemory
1Gb DDR2
802.11a/b/g WLAN

i search in countless number of forums, and i realised that im not alone in my trouble... i figured out, that "System" is use 1-2% CU when Network Adapter and Internet are disabled... can you help me?

P.S. Sorry for my english, i'm from Russia))

[PangingJr]

Originally Posted by Raitei

I dont install any sort of new drivers, programms or something else, but my comp is very slow, when i pressed ctrl+shift+esc i saw,that "System" is using 50% of my CPU, (i have a dual core), then i searching in internet and foud some helpfull tips, but they dont work... one tip is helpd me, and System now use only 30% CPU, but i dont think that it is normal, becose i dont have this problem never, I have laptop:

asus aspire 5720G
Intel core 2 duo T7100
Radeon HD 2300 HyperMemory
1Gb DDR2
802.11a/b/g WLAN

i search in countless number of forums, and i realised that im not alone in my trouble... i figured out, that "System" is use 1-2% CU when Network Adapter and Internet are disabled... can you help me?

P.S. Sorry for my english, i'm from Russia))

scan your system for virus, and download Process Explorer

Then try following this advice... System process is taking over 50% of CPU time - microsoft.public.windowsxp.general | Google Groups

[Raitei]

I have already scanned comp, "System" that the name of my trouble, on that forum that you posted, therte is no answer for my question, so, can you give me advantage?

[PangingJr]

Once you have Process Explorer installed and running,
D-click on the "System", and go to the "Threads" tab and click on the CPU column, and take a screenshot of the Process Explorer window and post (like my example)

[PangingJr]

How's it going, have you found what you were looking for?

many times that gives a clue, and helps you solve this kind of problem. if you can identify the file in question, and to see whether it is a known system file or driver, and then also, you know where the problem comes from and sometimes you might be able to find a solution.

[WardenWolf]

Other beauty of Process Explorer: it lets you kill individual handles and threads of a process without nuking the rest of it. Very handy when I had to remove a trojan that attached itself to explorer.exe when it ran. A version of Process Explorer is built into Vista.