OS: Vista Business 32-bit SP2 H/W: Dell Optiplex 755 RAM: 4G Symptoms: ========= None now. Previously, when connected to the network, AVG Network scanner Service would take a lot of CPU cycles (but not 50 or 100%). Software Edit Musik Terbaik. This would start a few seconds after being connected to the network (and thus the Internet) and stop when the NIC was disabled or unplugged. The (dual-core) system became so sluggish that the mouse cursor would stop responding for minutes at a time, sometimes the screen would go black for a few seconds and Windows would then display a balloon notification saying 'Display driver amdkmdap stopped responding and has successfully recovered.'

I would guess there to be a high priority (possibly invisible) process using most of the CPU as Task Manger and System Explorer would not show any process using all the CPU cycles. Prior to these systems, the System would blue screen a minute or so after booting up, whether or not the machines was logged on.