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- weedman173
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Ok I've got a problem with my connection, as I'm writing this, my upload rate is growing way too fast, and I'm not uploading anything, just watching this thread.
So I scanned with Spybot, didn't find anything, AdAware found 6 thingies, didn't fix this, stinger didn't find anything, NOD32 found one thingie, didn't fix this.
Before this happened when I had LimeWire active, and it shared some files I guess, but I don't even have it installed now...
Thanks for your help
edit:
What's this svchost.exe process? I can't deactivate it now because the trial period of my netlimiter just ended -.-
It varies between 5 and 17 kbps
edit: ok I managed to block the process with my firewall, but I'd like that thing out of my computer(if it's hostile? ).. I can' t remove it manually because it gives the error message "Can't delete file because it may be in use"
So I scanned with Spybot, didn't find anything, AdAware found 6 thingies, didn't fix this, stinger didn't find anything, NOD32 found one thingie, didn't fix this.
Before this happened when I had LimeWire active, and it shared some files I guess, but I don't even have it installed now...
Thanks for your help
edit:
What's this svchost.exe process? I can't deactivate it now because the trial period of my netlimiter just ended -.-
It varies between 5 and 17 kbps
edit: ok I managed to block the process with my firewall, but I'd like that thing out of my computer(if it's hostile? ).. I can' t remove it manually because it gives the error message "Can't delete file because it may be in use"

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svchost.exe is a Microsoft DLL library that is prone to backdoor trojans and other nasty things. An infection of this DLL library is tricky to remove because the library is one of the essential cores of the Windows OS. Without the file, the system won't load.
svchost provides the environment to run the Windows services which essentially are Windows. To see if your svchost is running any fishy services, type in tasklist /svc into a command prompt window.
http://www.liutilities.com/products/win ... y/svchost/
http://ask-leo.com/svchost_and_svchoste ... _more.html
svchost provides the environment to run the Windows services which essentially are Windows. To see if your svchost is running any fishy services, type in tasklist /svc into a command prompt window.
http://www.liutilities.com/products/win ... y/svchost/
http://ask-leo.com/svchost_and_svchoste ... _more.html

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Hey guys,
i need to know how to find out what motherboard i have and if it will be compatible with this processor....
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6819116213
a new game is coming out and i ran an srtest and it said my processor isnt up to speed so i need to find a new one, the only problem is that i my computer is fairly old (Dell 4600) [ yes i know a dell is a mistake] lol but im just interested what my options are for new processers
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i attached a SS of my motherboard specs but it all looks like gibberish to me, any info would be very helpful
i need to know how to find out what motherboard i have and if it will be compatible with this processor....
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6819116213
a new game is coming out and i ran an srtest and it said my processor isnt up to speed so i need to find a new one, the only problem is that i my computer is fairly old (Dell 4600) [ yes i know a dell is a mistake] lol but im just interested what my options are for new processers
EDIT:
i attached a SS of my motherboard specs but it all looks like gibberish to me, any info would be very helpful

ok, quick question...
after installing my new C2D E6300 i took a look at everest and i noticed the cpu multiplier keeps switching between 6x and 7x
this is a difference of ~ 200mhz... no idea whats causing it, i have already tried looking for certain settings in the bios.. no use atm
Mobo: Asus P5B
bios: latest
thanks for any help
after installing my new C2D E6300 i took a look at everest and i noticed the cpu multiplier keeps switching between 6x and 7x
this is a difference of ~ 200mhz... no idea whats causing it, i have already tried looking for certain settings in the bios.. no use atm
Mobo: Asus P5B
bios: latest
thanks for any help

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well since it isnt an AMD cpu.... it is not nothing to me
i want my cpu to run at normal speed at all times and i cant seem to be able to do that
ive already changed some BIOS settings which looked like they mightve helped but didnt
EDIT:
problem solved..
there were some stupid "power saving" options, turned those off
i want my cpu to run at normal speed at all times and i cant seem to be able to do that
ive already changed some BIOS settings which looked like they mightve helped but didnt
EDIT:
problem solved..
there were some stupid "power saving" options, turned those off

It's a feature implemented into newer processors to reduce power consumption and heat output when you're not using the processor to its full capacity. There should be some power saving option in BIOS to turn it off.YaelDjiel wrote:ok, quick question...
after installing my new C2D E6300 i took a look at everest and i noticed the cpu multiplier keeps switching between 6x and 7x![]()
this is a difference of ~ 200mhz... no idea whats causing it, i have already tried looking for certain settings in the bios.. no use atm
Mobo: Asus P5B
bios: latest
thanks for any help
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I wanna buy this tv tuner
http://microcenter.com/byos/byos_single ... id=0245442
and I wanted to know since i have a free PCI-e slot would it still work with the normal PCI?
http://microcenter.com/byos/byos_single ... id=0245442
and I wanted to know since i have a free PCI-e slot would it still work with the normal PCI?
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Check to make sure your in range of your receiver. It sounds to me like your just in rance and go out sometimes when you boot. I have an EX100 an dit used to do that sometimes.NFSBLUECIVIC wrote:Ok so i am having a little problem, sometimes when i boot, my logitech wireless keyboard and mouse dont connect. (ex110) I usually have to reboot and they work, or i have to push the connect button on the reciever and then they key and mouse and they work... sometimes, its just kinda flakey.
EDIT: By the way, your most likely not going to find any TV-tuner that can use PCI-E for the sheer fact that tv-tuners dont need that much power and speed like PCI-E Compliant Devices.

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