1. Using massive CPU Task Manager % after Start up.
2. Using massive CPU Task Manager % after opening various files on external hard drive.
3. Using massive CPU Task Manager % after Power Outage.
Attached is an example screenshot.
Getting TIRED of this SH*T :red:
BIGGEST GRIPE of ALL...
NO...
Stupid question here. Is there a topic on here for recommendations of Ad blocking software?
The Javascripts that Yahoo and Ebay are using in the advertisements while I'm in my email or when I'm signed into Ebay are seriously slowing my computer down :sad:
I don't use ANY Ebay toolbars or ANY of their special software.
But yet...I just made a couple of bids for items on there....and then all of a sudden the TeaTimer.exe started running (active in Task Manager...as in scanning).
WTF???
Last night I was chatting on Facebook with my adopted sis...when all of a sudden TeaTimer started going crazy. I've never had that happen before...and I don't use any of the special little "aplications" on FB that have been famous in the past for virus problems.
This morning TeaTimer did again...
First off I want to thank tashi for the redirect :rockon::thanks:
Here's what's happened to me in the last couple of days..
Saturday afternoon...
While checking my Yahoo email....my computer shut down just like pulling the power cord on it. I tried pressing the power on button on the face of...
Sorry for the stupid question, but....
I did a scan today....it took approx. 4.5 hours.
Where in the Forums can I post the sequence of events and ask questions?
Thanks for your reply in advance!
Hi all...I'm David...new to the Forums here. I've been using Spy-Bot exclusively for the last 3 1/2 years without any problems until yesterday....when I was checking my Yahoo email....then all of a sudden my hard-drive was making a lot of noise for some reason.
I ALWAYS have my Task Manager...
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