Im BACK with the SAME PROBLEM

[Instantazn]

Ok, so a while back, I had a problem where my computer went so slow and freezed up like ****. I found out that it was the svchost.exe which took up 100% of my CPU!!! I "Ended The Process Tree" and my computer was running back in good shape. I ended it about 10 times every startup and it finall went away, I also searched it and deleted the svchost.exe that weren't is system32 folders and system. Unfortunately it's back and even worse....

Now when I log in it takes about 8 minutes to load everything, then I surf for a bit and it slows everything for about 6 minutes. Then I check crtl+alt+del and once again its svchost.exe with 100% CPU Usage again. Now, i've been ending the process tree a million times and searching for fake copies. But when I end the process tree, I have no sound and cant do anything with my soundcard. I reboot and ****, but everytime I end the svchost.exe it just ****s up my sound... I want to get this ***** fixed up cause im getting real aggravated! Any tips anyone on how I can change this **** svchost.exe and make it a good boy or replace it with a new one?

 

[KSoD]

Scan for viri in Safe Mode. IT definately sounds like you have a virus.

 

[Instantazn]

I hope that is not the case. But anyway can you give me some instructions on how to do that? I don't have a viruse scanner, the only thing I have is Windows Defender.

 

[ECTech]

you can try this out - Trend Micro HouseCall - Free Online Virus and Spyware Scan

 

[Instantazn]

Alright I also found out that MsMpEng.exe uses 100% of my CPU also sometimes, and iexlplore.exe and explorer.exe both take about a crucial 1/4 of my CPU each at a time. So i'm pretty muched screwed on what I try to do. Any more suggestions guys?

 

[ECTech]

nice work the best option might be to do a clean install.

 

[Instantazn]

You talking about cleanly installing windows XP newly again? LOL! That would be all my information gone and backing all that up would be near to impossible... is there a way to reinstall without losing information?

 

[ECTech]

yes perform a repair install.

1) insert your Windows CD

2) restart your computer > boot from the cd

3) when you get to the setup screen you should have 3 options. Install, Repair, Quit.

3) choose Install > setup will then search for any existing installations.

4) then choose install.

 

[atomic tofu]

if you get everything repaired....go get comodo's anti-v beta...and also use their firewall.

that's good free stuff