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need help why does ekrn.exe uses 100% CPU utilization. ive just noticed yesterday and today. did a few reboots but still the same problem.
OS is windows vista 32 bit eset nod 32 antivirus 3.0.621 |
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Hi!
Which firewall do you use? Have you got last update? - in the future create thread about NOD in his section, please |
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Im using windows firewall only. after updating it seems to be fine. but i can still see ekrn.exe spiking to 100% while scanning...a little weird though. last week it was not like that. i guess they change something during the updates last week.
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Same thing here. I've seen it go nuts a few times over the last week or so. It ssems to last for a couple minutes and then correct itself. Same setup as you mentioned. Only NOD32 installed (no ESS), auto-updates hourly, just had it happened again with 2788 that's why I cam looking here. |
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I can confirm, just recently I noticed ekrn.exe using 100% of the cpu... never happened before, just started doing it once and awhile.
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If it happens for a moment while downloading/copying files it's ok.
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For me, it persisted until I restarted the machine. It's also not ok, as while it does that it's not possible to do anything else on the PC as it's very slow.
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I have noticed this for a while now. It seems to happen more the longer between reboots. And also when copying large files.
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This is normal if you have advanced heuristics enabled for newly created files. |
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