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100% CPU by Richard Head on 05-09-2005 at 06:23 PM

Why is it that since I installed Plus! when ever I loadup MSN all of the sudden my CPU resource shoots up 100% and I have no choice but to rebbot? I uninstalled both MSN and Plus! with all registry files revmoced, etc and reinstalled MSN 7 and it STILL make smy CPU go up to 100%.


RE: 100% CPU by matty on 05-09-2005 at 06:27 PM

Which process is it that is taking up 100% of the CPU? If you click the Processes tab in Task Manager what process does it show using 99%?


RE: 100% CPU by Richard Head on 05-09-2005 at 06:28 PM

Nothing is 100%, that's why I thought it must of been MSN as my CPU goes sky high every time I load it up.


RE: 100% CPU by Anubis on 05-09-2005 at 06:40 PM

This may help your problem;
Go to the Main MSN Messenger Window > Plus > Preferences > [Image: 18wv1.jpg] > Then at the bottom look for a small label for Messenger attach mode, click the triangle next to it, and select Alternate mode from the list so it looks like the below;
[Image: 24ik.jpg].
After doing that, reboot your computer. Please do not skip this step.
Does the problem still occur?


RE: 100% CPU by Richard Head on 05-09-2005 at 06:48 PM

I cannot even sign on to MSN at th emoment. Even if I could it my lag my system to much and I would have to reboot.

MSN 4.7 works fine, just MSN 7. Hmmm.


RE: 100% CPU by Anubis on 05-09-2005 at 06:51 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Head
I cannot even sign on to MSN at th emoment. Even if I could it my lag my system to much and I would have to reboot.
You can do this, without signing into MSN Messenger. As long as MSN Messenger is open.
Unless this problem happens when MSN is just open and you are offline. I need more infomation, for example, does this problem happen if you uninstall Messenger Plus.
For that matter, have you tried uninstalling MSN Messenger and Messenger Plus and reinstalling both?
RE: 100% CPU by Richard Head on 05-09-2005 at 07:04 PM

I've tried a fresh reinstall of both, cleaned registry files and other temp files they left behind. Still no joy.


RE: 100% CPU by ShawnZ on 05-09-2005 at 08:50 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Head
Nothing is 100%, that's why I thought it must of been MSN as my CPU goes sky high every time I load it up.
Well start MSN, and choose to sort it by CPU usage and check what is using most of it. If something is hogging alot, list it.

Also sort the colums by memory usage and write what is using the most memory.
RE: 100% CPU by uberdosis on 05-09-2005 at 10:11 PM

Whats your system specs?


RE: 100% CPU by Chestah on 05-09-2005 at 10:56 PM

While you have msn messenger 7 open press this keys together:

Ctrl + Alt + Del --> then the task manager will open.

Then click on the tab "Processes" if you look carefully report back here with the one thats using up the most of your CPU, to find this easier then click once on the CPU tab and it will order it from the highest to the lowest usage :)


RE: 100% CPU by akhmu on 05-10-2005 at 07:55 PM

What is a CPU? Since I have installed the PLUS , my computer has been very slow or freezes..does this have anything to do with this? The CPU shows 48%..


RE: 100% CPU by rjmyth on 04-06-2007 at 01:03 AM

i have had this problem since the beginning of the year too. ive been posing on bigblueball.com forums and noone can really answer it there. somebody else said theyre problem started the 11th of jan and mine was most likely tht time too. anyone know if there was any new downloads at that time to update msn. before that date everything was working perfectly fine then all of a suden just stopped.
     its not just msn live plus either its normal msn,msn live,Messenger Plus and msn live plus. aswell as windows media player when i try play movies....
in task manager these files are occupying aloit of system resources:
-"msnmsgr.exe"
-"windowstaskmanager.exe"
-"iexplorer.exe"
-"explorer.exe"
-"systemidleprocess" however this is normally occupying alot but not interfering with any running speeds at all.
i dont have viruses and do check every week etc. nothin suspicious has been installed.

only other thing is that just once i got it to work and no 100% cpu when i uninstalled macromedia flash player and reinstalled it, only lasted until i rebooted tho then after tht i retried and dont work back to 100% cpu.