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svchost.exe and alertsvc.exe

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by University Blue, Mar 15, 2003.

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Does anyone know what would cause svchost.exe and alertsvc.exe to consume 100% of the CPU (in W2K)?

Thanks.

#1 University Blue, Mar 15, 2003

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Have you been looking at p*rn?

#2 johnheath, Mar 15, 2003
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Wouldn't know -- not my laptop.

#3 University Blue, Mar 15, 2003
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Don't need p*rn -- I have a gym membership.

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lol, you are too smart for my immature games!!!!

#5 johnheath, Mar 15, 2003
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Are you running WinGate or some similar proxy software?

I believe alertsvc.exe is a Norton Antivirus file, by the way.

#6 Dr of Dunk, Mar 15, 2003

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