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SVChost several unique PID's 1140, 1164, 1168 looping 99%

Started by gwlindq , Nov 18 2017 07:25 PM

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#1 gwlindq

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Posted 18 November 2017 - 07:25 PM

Things, got really slow, lately, even Outlook... I looked at Task Manager (alt-ctl-del) and found one of these PID's at 99%.... I rebooted, and after a few minutes, another one popped up...I tried 'End Process' on the looping one, and things ran better.. and, looping PID never came back... until I rebooted...I suspect a gremlin but my virus scan didn't find anything... and my Firewall isn't supposed to let stuff like that in....

I came here looking for RKill, in hopes that a rootkit could be eliminated, but I'm definitely open to suggestions...

Regards,

Bill

Edited by hamluis, 18 November 2017 - 08:08 PM.
Moved from XP to Am I Infected - Hamluis.

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#2 juanjose pablos

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Posted 19 November 2017 - 05:56 PM

Use process hacker for search exactly which process is using all the CPU. This week 2 computers both using windows xp have an issue with the windows update. Disable windows update and restart fix the high CPU usage.