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I've got a 3GHz P4 dual core CPU and 512MB RAM, running on Windows XP Home.
Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its job for 2-3
years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't have any spyware or
viruses on my computer and I have enough free space. I have a completely
legitimate version of Windows XP with all the latest updates.
First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU capacity -
NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a minute
until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and iexplore.exe
consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content, the CPU
usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the same time. I
never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7 before.
This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe issue.
I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of your
basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and iexplore.exe has
been performing absolutely horrendous.
I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my working
space!!
I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've always
been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought a SonyEricsson
Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as a principal).
But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face for
making such malupdated components to your operative system Windows XP.
As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable peaks of
CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an explanation!
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Erik <Erik[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
[Quoted Text] >But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face for
>making such malupdated components to your operative system Windows XP.
Rant all that you like if it makes you feel better... but this isn't a
site that is officially monitored for suggestions/complaints by MS.
It's a P2P site.
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Erik wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I've got a 3GHz P4 dual core CPU and 512MB RAM, running on Windows XP Home.
> Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its job for 2-3
> years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't have any spyware or
> viruses on my computer and I have enough free space. I have a completely
> legitimate version of Windows XP with all the latest updates.
>
> First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU capacity -
> NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
>
> While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a minute
> until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
> Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
> consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and iexplore.exe
> consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
>
> When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content, the CPU
> usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the same time. I
> never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7 before.
> This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe issue.
>
> I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of your
> basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and iexplore.exe has
> been performing absolutely horrendous.
> I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my working
> space!!
>
> I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've always
> been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought a SonyEricsson
> Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as a principal).
> But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face for
> making such malupdated components to your operative system Windows XP.
>
> As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable peaks of
> CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an explanation!
demand all you want for all the good it will do you--you are in the
wrong group
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Erik
Have you installed the SP3 update as this incorporates a Hotfix for the
problem with Wmiprvse.exe?
--
Hope this helps.
Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
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Erik wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I've got a 3GHz P4 dual core CPU and 512MB RAM, running on Windows XP
> Home. Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its
> job for 2-3 years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't
> have any spyware or viruses on my computer and I have enough free
> space. I have a completely legitimate version of Windows XP with all
> the latest updates.
>
> First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU
> capacity - NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
>
> While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a
> minute until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
> Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
> consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and
> iexplore.exe consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
>
> When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content,
> the CPU usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the
> same time. I never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7
> before.
> This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe
> issue.
>
> I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of
> your basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and
> iexplore.exe has been performing absolutely horrendous.
> I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my
> working space!!
>
> I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've
> always been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought
> a SonyEricsson Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as
> a principal).
> But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face
> for making such malupdated components to your operative system
> Windows XP.
>
> As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable
> peaks of CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an
> explanation!
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In response to the first two posts, I thought this forum was affiliated with
Microsoft since the address on my screen says
....microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default... but apparently not
then, sorry.
Thanks for your answer Gerry. I'm not sure which hotfix you're talking
about. I've spend hours browsing through google and the MS site, with no luck.
The only thing I see some people refering to, is this hotfix:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=0638D919-109B-41C6-851D-0BE19D29172E&displaylang=en
That hotfix is 1½ years old and is only for SMS 2003 ..and I'm using WinXP
SP3!
If there's any real hotfix for Windows XP that deals with the troublemaker
wmiprvse.exe, I'd be more than glad to recieve that!
Thanks! /Erik
"Gerry" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Erik
>
> Have you installed the SP3 update as this incorporates a Hotfix for the
> problem with Wmiprvse.exe?
>
>
> --
>
>
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Gerry
> ~~~~
> FCA
> Stourport, England
> Enquire, plan and execute
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> Erik wrote:
> > I've got a 3GHz P4 dual core CPU and 512MB RAM, running on Windows XP
> > Home. Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its
> > job for 2-3 years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't
> > have any spyware or viruses on my computer and I have enough free
> > space. I have a completely legitimate version of Windows XP with all
> > the latest updates.
> >
> > First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU
> > capacity - NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
> >
> > While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a
> > minute until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
> > Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
> > consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and
> > iexplore.exe consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
> >
> > When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content,
> > the CPU usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the
> > same time. I never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7
> > before.
> > This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe
> > issue.
> >
> > I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of
> > your basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and
> > iexplore.exe has been performing absolutely horrendous.
> > I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my
> > working space!!
> >
> > I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've
> > always been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought
> > a SonyEricsson Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as
> > a principal).
> > But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face
> > for making such malupdated components to your operative system
> > Windows XP.
> >
> > As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable
> > peaks of CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an
> > explanation!
>
>
>
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"Erik" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I've got a 3GHz P4 dual core CPU and 512MB RAM, running on Windows XP Home.
> Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its job for 2-3
> years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't have any spyware or
> viruses on my computer and I have enough free space. I have a completely
> legitimate version of Windows XP with all the latest updates.
>
> First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU capacity -
> NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
>
> While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a minute
> until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
> Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
> consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and iexplore.exe
> consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
>
> When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content, the CPU
> usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the same time. I
> never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7 before.
> This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe issue.
>
> I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of your
> basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and iexplore.exe has
> been performing absolutely horrendous.
> I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my working
> space!!
>
> I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've always
> been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought a SonyEricsson
> Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as a principal).
> But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face for
> making such malupdated components to your operative system Windows XP.
>
> As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable peaks of
> CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an explanation!
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"bit2bytes" wrote:i have 2 iexplore.exe coming up in explorer and it's
tearing up the memory, and unable to do anything on system.
[Quoted Text] >
>
> "Erik" wrote:
>
> > I've got a 3GHz P4 dual core CPU and 512MB RAM, running on Windows XP Home.
> > Some might say the RAM is too less, but it has been doing its job for 2-3
> > years now, not a single problem related to that. I don't have any spyware or
> > viruses on my computer and I have enough free space. I have a completely
> > legitimate version of Windows XP with all the latest updates.
> >
> > First off, wmiprvse.exe is constantly stealing 10-30% of my CPU capacity -
> > NOT OK MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!
> >
> > While I started typing this thread the CPU topped 100% for half a minute
> > until I suspended the service of wmiprvse.exe.
> > Windows Media Player 11 played some simple music which at the moment
> > consumed 15% CPU power, wmiprvse.exe took 10-30% as usual and iexplore.exe
> > consumed the rest of my CPU resources.
> >
> > When I visit websites which has some flash or javascripts content, the CPU
> > usage levels up, especially if I browse in 2-5 windows at the same time. I
> > never experienced this problem with Internet Explorer 7 before.
> > This **** started 1-2 months ago, and same goes with the wmiprvse.exe issue.
> >
> > I don't know what you're up to at Microsoft... but lately, some of your
> > basic Windows components - wmiprvse.exe, wmplayer.exe and iexplore.exe has
> > been performing absolutely horrendous.
> > I feel very frustrated about it, to say the least, because it is my working
> > space!!
> >
> > I work in the media business where everyone praises Mac, but I've always
> > been a defender of the PC and Microsoft Windows (I also bought a SonyEricsson
> > Xperia with Windows Mobile instead of iPhone, just as a principal).
> > But right now it feels like you, Microsoft, spit me right in the face for
> > making such malupdated components to your operative system Windows XP.
> >
> > As I stated before, no spyware, all legit components, unacceptable peaks of
> > CPU usage... never was like this 2-3 months ago! I demand an explanation!
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Hi Erik!
[Quoted Text] > [...cut...]
> If there's any real hotfix for Windows XP that deals with the troublemakerwmiprvse.exe, I'd be more than glad to recieve that!
> [...cut...]
If repairing the WMI doesn't help...
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/repairwmi.htm
....then use a temporary solution...
hogkillerservice.blogspot.com
....that will kill the wmiprvse.exe if it gets too hungry.
I have the same problem on my laptop which was getting very hot when
wmiprvse hog activated, and fearing that it will overheat, I wrote the
abovementioned small service.
Works for me, and in the meantime I try to find a real cause and
solution.
Regards,
Chris
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