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Windows 7 - System Interrupts Causing Overload Spike in CPU
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<blockquote data-quote="elvis56" data-source="post: 655944" data-attributes="member: 86811"><p>Just the other day I was in Task Manager and noticed that my CPU usage was around 50%. I had no programs running and thought this was bizarre. After looking around it seems that it is something called System Interupts (deferred Procedure Call and Interupt Service Routines) that is causing this. Has anyone come across this b4? Not sure what needs to be done to fix it. </p><p></p><p>Intel CPUbDual Core E5200GHz @2.50GHz</p><p>2.00 GB Ram</p><p>32-bit Operating System</p><p>Windows 7 fresh install</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="elvis56, post: 655944, member: 86811"] Just the other day I was in Task Manager and noticed that my CPU usage was around 50%. I had no programs running and thought this was bizarre. After looking around it seems that it is something called System Interupts (deferred Procedure Call and Interupt Service Routines) that is causing this. Has anyone come across this b4? Not sure what needs to be done to fix it. Intel CPUbDual Core E5200GHz @2.50GHz 2.00 GB Ram 32-bit Operating System Windows 7 fresh install [/QUOTE]
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