First of all i'm not really sure if it's a processor problem or a software problem... so if i posted at hardware instead of software i m really sorry....
So i should start to explain the problem...: I have had a sony vaio laptop with a I7 proccesor and 6 gb ram for about 6 mounths and i have never had problem with the cpu... i would run out of ram before running out of cpu.... and now all of the sudden the cpu started spikeing at intervals of 3-5 minuntes for 10-20 sec when playing a game, any game... all my games...
So i started to investigate... :
1.I got Microsoft Sysinternals Process Explorer (i have some print screens but i m not allowed to post because this is my first post) and started hunting the process that was slowing me down... So i started to play a game and when i got the lag...(evrything slowed down.... even the sound....) alt tab... but to my surprise i didn't find a process... all the active processes were useing much more than they should have... (even a process that usually used <0,01 it was useing like 3-4 % of my cpu)
2. Then i left the laptop on and watched a movie and checked on the process explorer at a 10 minute interval.... the only process that i found useing like 30 % of my cpu was: Mscorsvw.exe
3. i scaned my computer 3 times with Microsoft Security Essentials (didn't find a thing) and i have been useing this program for a while... and never had a problem with it so i kinda trust it (on 3 diffrent computers)
4. i used CCleaner and found about 100 registry problems many of them about Microsoft . Net Framework... (and the process from the step 2 is from the same program i think ) so i cleaned my registry and got the latest framework 4 and update after with windows too
5. i have read forums and even tryed out the problem with the loophole that computers with 2 network adaptors crate and use cpu for 6 seconds so i turned offline the LMHosts lookup
so i tryed a lot of things and i m desperate and i don't want to use recovery and format evrything( witch i m sure it will fix evrything) so please help.
it can still be net framwork or even the troubleshooting protocol that is creating the cpu loophole and i didn't know how to fix it.
So i should start to explain the problem...: I have had a sony vaio laptop with a I7 proccesor and 6 gb ram for about 6 mounths and i have never had problem with the cpu... i would run out of ram before running out of cpu.... and now all of the sudden the cpu started spikeing at intervals of 3-5 minuntes for 10-20 sec when playing a game, any game... all my games...
So i started to investigate... :
1.I got Microsoft Sysinternals Process Explorer (i have some print screens but i m not allowed to post because this is my first post) and started hunting the process that was slowing me down... So i started to play a game and when i got the lag...(evrything slowed down.... even the sound....) alt tab... but to my surprise i didn't find a process... all the active processes were useing much more than they should have... (even a process that usually used <0,01 it was useing like 3-4 % of my cpu)
2. Then i left the laptop on and watched a movie and checked on the process explorer at a 10 minute interval.... the only process that i found useing like 30 % of my cpu was: Mscorsvw.exe
3. i scaned my computer 3 times with Microsoft Security Essentials (didn't find a thing) and i have been useing this program for a while... and never had a problem with it so i kinda trust it (on 3 diffrent computers)
4. i used CCleaner and found about 100 registry problems many of them about Microsoft . Net Framework... (and the process from the step 2 is from the same program i think ) so i cleaned my registry and got the latest framework 4 and update after with windows too
5. i have read forums and even tryed out the problem with the loophole that computers with 2 network adaptors crate and use cpu for 6 seconds so i turned offline the LMHosts lookup
so i tryed a lot of things and i m desperate and i don't want to use recovery and format evrything( witch i m sure it will fix evrything) so please help.
it can still be net framwork or even the troubleshooting protocol that is creating the cpu loophole and i didn't know how to fix it.
