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June 30th, 2004, 03:22 PM
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Prolbems with SVCHOST.exe eating up resources?
 I had a problem - that's right it is now FIXED - for 8 months with my computer running okay on its initial boot, but if I shutdown and tried to come back up in less than 2 hours, one of my SVCHOST.exe processes would HOG almost all ofthe CPU time. After a lot of frustration, technical support that didn't help, I decided to replace my HP200i DVD Read/Write drive with a newer HP420i DVD Read/Write drive. Voila - its like I just bought the machine. I had forgotten how fast it used to be. Mind you, I had no other information than SVCHOST.exe (one of them) was eating all my resources. It handled most of the DLL's used on the machine. I am now a happy camper!!
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June 30th, 2004, 05:37 PM
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winTools for IE tends to do this alot. I highly doubt it had to do with the drive. SVCHOST is used for mostly internet based applications that use your idle time to do updates and things like that. Do a search on the net about it and you find multiple things to do.
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