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Winlogon.exe sucking cpu resources.

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Windows XP Pro Service Pack 1
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Nforce 2 MSI-K7n2G motherboard
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ok, the problem i am having is that if i open up a program like 3D Studio Max, or anything that requires a lot of resources, winlogon.exe goes crazy and just sucks up all my cpu and the only way to stop it is a restart. I'm having very hard times with this and i don't know where else to look for help.
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Re: Winlogon.exe sucking cpu resources.

Do a search for winlogon.exe ,if you find more than one you have avirus\trojan .The good one is in c:\windows\system32 ,folder
So do a virus scan if you find more than one file .
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well i've done virus scans, with norton antivirus updated definitions and all, even in safe-mode, done an anti-spam ware check to, cleared all them out, its a problem with the winlogon.exe in system32.
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I'm having the same problem, and the only solution i´v found is format D:


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I'm having the same problem, and the only solution i´v found is format D:


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wow 7 yrs later and people are still having the same type problems ,haven't gone far have we .
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