93% when no program running hd 6570
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I have an amd hd 6570. It was working fine until suddenly I noticed that the activity is shown to be 93% in the catalyst interface while no games, Nothing is running! When i switch on my pc, it starts from 0.. gradually upto 10% and then to 92%~93% when absolutely nothing is running in the background.. The Gpu temperature also rises and touches 62'C.
My GPU isnt overclocked. I only Increased the fan speed a few times before. I didnt tweak any other thing..
What's going on? Can anyone help me fix this?
My GPU isnt overclocked. I only Increased the fan speed a few times before. I didnt tweak any other thing..
What's going on? Can anyone help me fix this?
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malware?
run the f-secure online scanner for starters
http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/free-tools
run the f-secure online scanner for starters
http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/free-tools
Kari said:
malware?run the f-secure online scanner for starters
http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/free-tools
People are saying that its a bitcoin mining virus.. Dont know how to remove this damned thing!! agghh!! dont have any idea what a bitcoin miner is, what it does and why it does that!
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Mousemonkey said:
Bitcoin mining virusYa people told me that.. I'm running windows 8.. so cant even locate the svchost*32.exe thing in the task manager to end it.. How do I get rid of this? am in need of some serious aid! am lost!
The most ideal solution would be using Anti-virus rescue CD.. See here http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue...
Boot to the Antivirus Rescue CD and scan for malware..
Boot to the Antivirus Rescue CD and scan for malware..
RazorBurn said:
The most ideal solution would be using Anti-virus rescue CD.. See here http://www.techmixer.com/free-bootable-antivirus-rescue...Boot to the Antivirus Rescue CD and scan for malware..
Please check your PM's.
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