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« on: November 21, 2008, 03:26:02 AM »

ive had this problem for thar past wile now. i took the computer in had my hard drive replaced with a mirror of itself and everything worked fine untill today....System process spiking to 50%. so i opened my process explorer (found at microsofts website) and narrowed it down to a spacific thread in my system properties: 4 under moduals. system: 4 Properties> Threads tab> TID 48: start adress ntoskml.exe!FsRtlNumberOfRunsBaseMcb+0xc. TID 48 is the issue this time, last time it was TID 54 before i replaced my hard drive. i have windows vista 64 bit. and this has been happeneing since windows XP. fire away what you need to know to continue and help me out. XD


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« Reply #1 on: November 21, 2008, 04:49:00 AM »

Welcome to H-kon.net Smiley

Was this re-image of the old drive (old settings etc) or a new install of Vista?

We've seen a few threads here recently that people are having problems with their system process which we think we narrowed it down to the power management driver running amoc, although this isn't verified for vista yet.

If you have any hardware information, that would be most helpful. Cpu, amount of memory, graphics card and how big your power supply you have. If this is a laptop, just shoot us the make and model.

That it runs in ntoskrl.exe could mean that it is a driver that is not running like it should.
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