Re: Svchost.exe (System)



it is not a virus in xp problem in registry.use Regcure






joseph2k:
Xavier wrote:

My problem is when windows is done booting svchost the system one
uses 88%
to 100% percent of cpu sage i have done virus scans and windows
defender
scans
nothing show up i have lowed the visual schemes show the memory
usage
won't be so high can you help me (I did all i could do).
What virus scan? Did you run in it safe mode?
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JosephKK
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