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I noticed D2 running horriblky slow in spurts, which is VERY unusual for my computer as it almost always runs D2 perfectly fine:
AMD TBird 1.4GHz
512 PC2100 DDR
Asus A7M-266
Maxtor 40GB boot drive, WD 120GB data drive
ATi 32MB SDR
SBLive! x-Gamer (Not 5.1)
3COM 3C905C-TX NIC
Windows2000 Pro with SP3
I check task manager, and the "System" process (CPU ID#8) is using over 95% of my processor constantly, with a recorded time of 44 hours.
I used an access viewer (FileMon from www.sysinternals.com) and it was making thousands of read/write commands to the C: drive, along with lots of flushes.
I don't have anything set to index my computer, and it was only doing the same files/folders over and over - pagefile.sys, something burried in 'documents and settings', and $LogFile.
A reboot was the only way to stop it.
Any ideas on what it was and how I could prevent it from happening again?
PS: I'm gonna scan for spyware/viruses in a minute, though it shoujldn't matter as the only thing I've downloaded for the past week or two is a few MP3s.
[Edit]No viruses or spyware are installed/running.[/edit]
AMD TBird 1.4GHz
512 PC2100 DDR
Asus A7M-266
Maxtor 40GB boot drive, WD 120GB data drive
ATi 32MB SDR
SBLive! x-Gamer (Not 5.1)
3COM 3C905C-TX NIC
Windows2000 Pro with SP3
I check task manager, and the "System" process (CPU ID#8) is using over 95% of my processor constantly, with a recorded time of 44 hours.
I used an access viewer (FileMon from www.sysinternals.com) and it was making thousands of read/write commands to the C: drive, along with lots of flushes.
I don't have anything set to index my computer, and it was only doing the same files/folders over and over - pagefile.sys, something burried in 'documents and settings', and $LogFile.
A reboot was the only way to stop it.
Any ideas on what it was and how I could prevent it from happening again?
PS: I'm gonna scan for spyware/viruses in a minute, though it shoujldn't matter as the only thing I've downloaded for the past week or two is a few MP3s.
[Edit]No viruses or spyware are installed/running.[/edit]


