Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
Breh shall i upload proof?
Dammit, my gaming pc suddenly has 100% cpu usage, need HELP
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Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
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Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
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oh so after I proved you wrong with that photo, you got nothing to say huh?
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
problem solved via ccleaner + MB,
apparently gaming pc's are targeted for bit mining Trojans.
apparently gaming pc's are targeted for bit mining Trojans.
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notPsychosiz
I started this gangsta sh-
run Spybot Search & Destroy
get Game Booster 3
your cpu usage is likely being eaten up by services not programs.
you can mannually disable them via task manager (ctrl/alt/del, services tab, there is a button bottom right corner that takes you to the services control panel) but I assume you do not feel comfortable tinkering around in there... so Game Booster will disable unnessicary services while you are playing and turn them back on when you are done.
To give an example, you aren't gonna fax or print or scan anything while playing a game, but all while the game is running your pc by default has resources dedicated to those things. Game Booster gets those resources back for you.
(Its free)
I hate when ppl say reformat.
Thats like going to the doctor and he shrugs and says 'die and be reincarnated.'
Thats no kind of fix. Nothing is stopping your reformated drive from aquiring the same issue that you still wouldn't know how to deal with. Deal with your problems, don't run from them.
get Game Booster 3
your cpu usage is likely being eaten up by services not programs.
you can mannually disable them via task manager (ctrl/alt/del, services tab, there is a button bottom right corner that takes you to the services control panel) but I assume you do not feel comfortable tinkering around in there... so Game Booster will disable unnessicary services while you are playing and turn them back on when you are done.
To give an example, you aren't gonna fax or print or scan anything while playing a game, but all while the game is running your pc by default has resources dedicated to those things. Game Booster gets those resources back for you.
(Its free)
I hate when ppl say reformat.
Thats like going to the doctor and he shrugs and says 'die and be reincarnated.'
Thats no kind of fix. Nothing is stopping your reformated drive from aquiring the same issue that you still wouldn't know how to deal with. Deal with your problems, don't run from them.
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notPsychosiz
I started this gangsta sh-
If he is overheating he'd likely get a bluescreen.
I'd say he should get CoreTemp (a free program) that'll tell him his computer temp before he does anything close to tryna apply thermal paste. Should also clean out the fan vents on the case and dust it first, that'lll get him several degrees cooler. And make sure his air vent isnt pressed up against a wall like alot of ppl's towers. The hot air needs to be able to dissipate, otherwise the fan works overtime for nothing.
If he is overheating, he can reduce his cpu processessor use in 'power management' in the control panel until he can get a better fan or case oor something... but I don't think he is overheating cause he would bluescreen.
I've been through everything you said and had never got a blue screen but the thermal paste did the trick for me, even after all you've suggested plus more.
I don't have to say shyt. The posts speak for themselves.
If it's true then at the CPU 100% you damn well know a Windows 10 upgrade isn't fixing it if it's not the standard you have.
Acting like IE and it's multi-process are fishy.
Acting like the service control manager using up more memory is fishy.
Virus scanning not the first thing you do in this respect but instead beg for help in this subforum.
Furthermore not having an AV in itself to prevent this sort of shyt.
Lastly, that picture proves nothing as that tab is only for programs opened in the window manager. I can verify the cache of a shytty game on steam and run my CPU up to 100% and it will show up on a empty task list provided steam stays in the system tray and not opened for the taskbar.
And just to add it in, having a rogue process eat your CPU (say a worm or such) wouldn't come up in the task list like that, so even if it IS true, then you still have the bizarre aspect of coming to the coli first and not running a proper AV scan on top of everything I listed here first. Plus that awful post history.
But I still call shenanigans.
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Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
I don't have to say shyt. The posts speak for themselves.
If it's true then at the CPU 100% you damn well know a Windows 10 upgrade isn't fixing it if it's not the standard you have.
Acting like IE and it's multi-process are fishy.
Acting like the service control manager using up more memory is fishy.
Virus scanning not the first thing you do in this respect but instead beg for help in this subforum.
Furthermore not having an AV in itself to prevent this sort of shyt.
Lastly, that picture proves nothing as that tab is only for programs opened in the window manager. I can verify the cache of a shytty game on steam and run my CPU up to 100% and it will show up on a empty task list provided steam stays in the system tray and not opened for the taskbar.
And just to add it in, having a rogue process eat your CPU (say a worm or such) wouldn't come up in the task list like that, so even if it IS true, then you still have the bizarre aspect of coming to the coli first and not running a proper AV scan on top of everything I listed here first. Plus that awful post history.
But I still call shenanigans.
doggie are you blind? look where it says cpu usage 100%
smh, plus I used virus scanner before I asked the question. virus scanners didn't get the bitcoin, only MB did, and I didn't know about MB before I asked the questions.
why would I make this up? I don't stan, I own all consoles and game on pc.
the Trojan hid itself in something called scvhost.exe and basically makes your gpu compute or something like that to mine bitcoin.
should I post the MB report to shut your entire bubaclart up. you should just apologise breh, and admit you was wrong
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
I got it working, used ccleaner and MB to ride the bitcoin mining Trojan.
notPsychosiz
I started this gangsta sh-
notPsychosiz
I started this gangsta sh-
Reason I say i'd do a re-apply of the thermal paste as a last resort is cause as you know if you have had to do it, thats a pretty involved task. And if you apply incorrectly or unevenly you can fry your processor. Plus that stuff is usually stuck on pretty good, so just unsticking the cpu from the heatsink is an ordeal.
Thats weird though, usually the BSOD occurs cause the pc will power down as a safeguard to prevent damage to your boards if they start to run hot.
But every case is different I suppose.
At least you got it fixed.
