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AlanTaylor 28-06-2004 13:54

Hotmail Question
 
Any Ideas ?!?

Every time if open IE and then hotmail, after approx, 2 mins my PC runs like a dog ! If you view task manager, it says that IE is using 98% of the CPU, any ideas ????

Thanks ....

gazzae 28-06-2004 14:10

Re: Hotmail Question
 
i had this problem when using multiple desktops, if MSN Messenger was open on one desktop and then you tried to open hotmail on another it would do exactly as you say.

AlanTaylor 28-06-2004 14:15

Re: Hotmail Question
 
It's not that, Win XP proffesional, only one login :(

Neil 28-06-2004 15:32

Re: Hotmail Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AlanTaylor
It's not that, Win XP proffesional, only one login :(

Are you running the lastest version of I.E?
Is your system up to date with relevant service packs/patches etc, & also free of spyware?

Steve H 28-06-2004 15:46

Re: Hotmail Question
 
Does this only happen when viewing hotmail?

As neil says, run adaware or something to be sure your system is free of spyware as I'd hazard a guess that thats whats causing the problem.

Graham 28-06-2004 21:30

Re: Hotmail Question
 
This sounds like you may have a "zombie" virus on your system and it's using your connection to forward spam!

I'd suggest a good virus checking and having a careful look at what processes are running when you have IE open.

heyyo 28-06-2004 22:08

Re: Hotmail Question
 
Heres a useful site to find out if you have any unneccassary processes running...

http://www.sysinfo.org/startuplist.p...r=&count=&type=

AlanTaylor 29-06-2004 09:55

Re: Hotmail Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve H
Does this only happen when viewing hotmail?

As neil says, run adaware or something to be sure your system is free of spyware as I'd hazard a guess that thats whats causing the problem.

This only happend when viewing my Hotmail Inbox, every other IE window is fine, I have run a full systems scan with the latest Norton and no viruses found.......

SMHarman 29-06-2004 11:44

Re: Hotmail Question
 
Viruses and spyware are different. Use the software suggested by Steve H to scan for spyware.


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