System Idle Process

[Guest SPD]

Windows 2000 Server SP4

3.05 GHz Xeon processors (2)

Intel SE7501HG2 Board

4 GBs Memory

 

System Idle Process starts at 99% and over a weeks time it declines. As of

this writing and five days later, its at 40% with a CPU time of 399:26:42

and mem usage of 16K. All other processes appear to be running minimal

percentage of the CPU or none at all. Eventually I will need to reboot

bacause my clients begin experiencing poor performance.

 

Any suggestions

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: System Idle Process

 

 

"SPD" <info@smithfieldpd.com> wrote in message

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> Windows 2000 Server SP4

> 3.05 GHz Xeon processors (2)

> Intel SE7501HG2 Board

> 4 GBs Memory

>

> System Idle Process starts at 99% and over a weeks time it declines. As of

> this writing and five days later, its at 40% with a CPU time of 399:26:42

> and mem usage of 16K. All other processes appear to be running minimal

> percentage of the CPU or none at all. Eventually I will need to reboot

> bacause my clients begin experiencing poor performance.

>

> Any suggestions

 

You need to find out which process takes up the remaining CPU time.

[Guest SPD]

Re: System Idle Process

 

Other then checking the Task Manager is there a way I can do that. No other

process appears to be using the remaining CPU time. I checked all my

processes to make sure the are legit and I have not installed any new

software or hardware.

 

"Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

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> "SPD" <info@smithfieldpd.com> wrote in message

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>> Windows 2000 Server SP4

>> 3.05 GHz Xeon processors (2)

>> Intel SE7501HG2 Board

>> 4 GBs Memory

>>

>> System Idle Process starts at 99% and over a weeks time it declines. As

>> of this writing and five days later, its at 40% with a CPU time of

>> 399:26:42 and mem usage of 16K. All other processes appear to be running

>> minimal percentage of the CPU or none at all. Eventually I will need to

>> reboot bacause my clients begin experiencing poor performance.

>>

>> Any suggestions

>

> You need to find out which process takes up the remaining CPU time.

>

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: System Idle Process

 

I don't know of an alternative process that shows me the various processor

loadings.

 

When I click the "CPU" column header twice in the Task Manager then the I

can see a list of processes sorted by CPU loading, with the most

CPU-intensive processes right up the top. When I add up the first few

processes then their sum is always 100%.

 

You must, of course, tick the box at the bottom that makes ALL processes

visible.

 

 

"SPD" <info@smithfieldpd.com> wrote in message

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> Other then checking the Task Manager is there a way I can do that. No

> other process appears to be using the remaining CPU time. I checked all my

> processes to make sure the are legit and I have not installed any new

> software or hardware.

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

> news:%23Yxak5yIJHA.1156@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>

>> "SPD" <info@smithfieldpd.com> wrote in message

>> news:%235cYjxyIJHA.1160@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>>> Windows 2000 Server SP4

>>> 3.05 GHz Xeon processors (2)

>>> Intel SE7501HG2 Board

>>> 4 GBs Memory

>>>

>>> System Idle Process starts at 99% and over a weeks time it declines. As

>>> of this writing and five days later, its at 40% with a CPU time of

>>> 399:26:42 and mem usage of 16K. All other processes appear to be running

>>> minimal percentage of the CPU or none at all. Eventually I will need to

>>> reboot bacause my clients begin experiencing poor performance.

>>>

>>> Any suggestions

>>

>> You need to find out which process takes up the remaining CPU time.

>>

>

>

[Guest SPD]

Re: System Idle Process

 

Here's an added twist. I neglected to check the box for all processes. When

checked, the System Idle jumps back up to 99%. As soon as I uncheck the box,

it goes back to 40%.

 

"Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

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>I don't know of an alternative process that shows me the various processor

>loadings.

>

> When I click the "CPU" column header twice in the Task Manager then the I

> can see a list of processes sorted by CPU loading, with the most

> CPU-intensive processes right up the top. When I add up the first few

> processes then their sum is always 100%.

>

> You must, of course, tick the box at the bottom that makes ALL processes

> visible.

>

>

> "SPD" <info@smithfieldpd.com> wrote in message

> news:uLH5kCzIJHA.3644@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Other then checking the Task Manager is there a way I can do that. No

>> other process appears to be using the remaining CPU time. I checked all

>> my processes to make sure the are legit and I have not installed any new

>> software or hardware.

>>

>> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

>> news:%23Yxak5yIJHA.1156@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>>

>>> "SPD" <info@smithfieldpd.com> wrote in message

>>> news:%235cYjxyIJHA.1160@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>>>> Windows 2000 Server SP4

>>>> 3.05 GHz Xeon processors (2)

>>>> Intel SE7501HG2 Board

>>>> 4 GBs Memory

>>>>

>>>> System Idle Process starts at 99% and over a weeks time it declines. As

>>>> of this writing and five days later, its at 40% with a CPU time of

>>>> 399:26:42 and mem usage of 16K. All other processes appear to be

>>>> running minimal percentage of the CPU or none at all. Eventually I will

>>>> need to reboot bacause my clients begin experiencing poor performance.

>>>>

>>>> Any suggestions

>>>

>>> You need to find out which process takes up the remaining CPU time.

>>>

>>

>>

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