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cpu usage 100%
hey , well whn i start my windows ...it runs pretty slow ..the cpu usage shows its workin 100% on sumthin tht does not show on the menu ..ive got a file name "WINFILE" in two disks which on deletin pop up again..n a program "WINME" running...as soon as i log on to the internet through my dial up the cpu starts wokrin normally ...ny sugestion? thanks
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Hey...
Winfile is the program name for File Manager in Windows 3.x and Windows 95, so if you use a newer Windows version it is most likely some sort of malware.
For Winme I´ve found different stuff, could be a driver for a USB device, or for a analogue modem (mitsubishi). If you don´t use or never have installed such devices it´s most likely malware too.
If you don´t have done it already do full system scans with your antivirus program, then with Spybot and Ad-Aware.
Afterwards (or if nothing is found) you can check the services and applications which startup together with the system by start>run>msconfig
Then check for registry entries with RegCleaner (available in the useful programs download section here) and delete all entries you don´t need any more.
Then go to the prefetch-folder (C:\Windows\prefetch) and delete everything in it (you should do this regularly).
After a restart you should optimize your system with
Bootvis.
Well, after that your system should startup much quicker and should be clean from malware.....
If not let me know.
Winfile is the program name for File Manager in Windows 3.x and Windows 95, so if you use a newer Windows version it is most likely some sort of malware.
For Winme I´ve found different stuff, could be a driver for a USB device, or for a analogue modem (mitsubishi). If you don´t use or never have installed such devices it´s most likely malware too.
If you don´t have done it already do full system scans with your antivirus program, then with Spybot and Ad-Aware.
Afterwards (or if nothing is found) you can check the services and applications which startup together with the system by start>run>msconfig
Then check for registry entries with RegCleaner (available in the useful programs download section here) and delete all entries you don´t need any more.
Then go to the prefetch-folder (C:\Windows\prefetch) and delete everything in it (you should do this regularly).
After a restart you should optimize your system with
Bootvis.
Well, after that your system should startup much quicker and should be clean from malware.....
If not let me know.
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Just click on the names of Ad-Aware and Spybot in my post above to dl both programs, they´re completely free.
I´m using Panada Antivirus for a 2 weeks now, seems to be ok, you can get a evaluative version here: http://www.pandasoftware.com/download/
Good update policy and it don´t slows down the system as much as Norton Antivirus, Antivir or Kapersky....
I´m using Panada Antivirus for a 2 weeks now, seems to be ok, you can get a evaluative version here: http://www.pandasoftware.com/download/
Good update policy and it don´t slows down the system as much as Norton Antivirus, Antivir or Kapersky....