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Windows runs very slow. In task manager CPU usage is 100%. I have 3 entries
for "KillWindow2" each using about 33%. What does Kill Window process do and
can I safely end the processes to free up CPU? Please advise.
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Ian W
| Windows runs very slow. In task manager CPU usage is 100%. I have 3 entries
| for "KillWindow2" each using about 33%. What does Kill Window process do and
| can I safely end the processes to free up CPU? Please advise.
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| Ian W
> Windows runs very slow. In task manager CPU usage is 100%. I have 3 entries
> for "KillWindow2" each using about 33%. What does Kill Window process do and
> can I safely end the processes to free up CPU? Please advise.
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> Ian W
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Many thanks for the advice - I shall try your recommendations.
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Ian W
"Unrepper" wrote:
> You may want to go here and and download and run Hijackthis
> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/fo [...] -22-5.html > Then go here for the How To Use Tutorial
> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/fo [...] tut42.html > then post your saved scan here
> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/fo [...] s-f22.html > There may be other issues at large on your system
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> Don Kendrick
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> "Ian" wrote:
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> > Windows runs very slow. In task manager CPU usage is 100%. I have 3 entries
> > for "KillWindow2" each using about 33%. What does Kill Window process do and
> > can I safely end the processes to free up CPU? Please advise.
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> > Ian W
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Ian <Ian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Windows runs very slow. In task manager CPU usage is 100%. I have 3 entries
>for "KillWindow2" each using about 33%. What does Kill Window process do and
>can I safely end the processes to free up CPU? Please advise.
Start with MVP Jim Eshelman's general Spyware page at
http://www.aumha.org/a/parasite.htm and follow the various suggestions
for detecting and cleaning up spyware from your computer, and for
preventing further infestations.
Good luck
Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca
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