svchost.exe 100% CPU when inserting MSDN disk

I found this newsgroup after doing some searching regarding the problem I'm
having. However I'm not convinced that the problem talked about here, with
respect to windows update, is the same problem I'm having. The svchost.exe
CPU pegged problem occurs when I insert the MSDN disk into my DVD drive.
Anyone know if this is somehow related to the windows update problem?
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What Windows Update problem?

nickdu wrote:
> I found this newsgroup after doing some searching regarding the problem
> I'm
> having. However I'm not convinced that the problem talked about here,
> with
> respect to windows update, is the same problem I'm having. The
> svchost.exe
> CPU pegged problem occurs when I insert the MSDN disk into my DVD drive.
> Anyone know if this is somehow related to the windows update problem?

Just search for 100% CPU in this newsgroup.
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"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:

> What Windows Update problem?
>
> nickdu wrote:
> > I found this newsgroup after doing some searching regarding the problem
> > I'm
> > having. However I'm not convinced that the problem talked about here,
> > with
> > respect to windows update, is the same problem I'm having. The
> > svchost.exe
> > CPU pegged problem occurs when I insert the MSDN disk into my DVD drive.
> > Anyone know if this is somehow related to the windows update problem?
>
>

Most "100% CPU" threads in this newsgroup are due to hijackware infections.

nickdu wrote:
> Just search for 100% CPU in this newsgroup.
>
>> What Windows Update problem?
>>
>> nickdu wrote:
>>> I found this newsgroup after doing some searching regarding the problem
>>> I'm
>>> having. However I'm not convinced that the problem talked about here,
>>> with
>>> respect to windows update, is the same problem I'm having. The
>>> svchost.exe
>>> CPU pegged problem occurs when I insert the MSDN disk into my DVD drive.
>>> Anyone know if this is somehow related to the windows update problem?

Well there are a bunch having to do with windows update.
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"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote:

> Most "100% CPU" threads in this newsgroup are due to hijackware infections.
>
> nickdu wrote:
> > Just search for 100% CPU in this newsgroup.
> >
> >> What Windows Update problem?
> >>
> >> nickdu wrote:
> >>> I found this newsgroup after doing some searching regarding the problem
> >>> I'm
> >>> having. However I'm not convinced that the problem talked about here,
> >>> with
> >>> respect to windows update, is the same problem I'm having. The
> >>> svchost.exe
> >>> CPU pegged problem occurs when I insert the MSDN disk into my DVD drive.
> >>> Anyone know if this is somehow related to the windows update problem?
>
>

Cite five threads.

nickdu wrote:
> Well there are a bunch having to do with windows update.
>
>> Most "100% CPU" threads in this newsgroup are due to hijackware
>> infections.
>>
>> nickdu wrote:
>>> Just search for 100% CPU in this newsgroup.
>>>
>>>> What Windows Update problem?
>>>>
>>>> nickdu wrote:
>>>>> I found this newsgroup after doing some searching regarding the
>>>>> problem
>>>>> I'm
>>>>> having. However I'm not convinced that the problem talked about here,
>>>>> with
>>>>> respect to windows update, is the same problem I'm having. The
>>>>> svchost.exe
>>>>> CPU pegged problem occurs when I insert the MSDN disk into my DVD
>>>>> drive.
>>>>> Anyone know if this is somehow related to the windows update problem?

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message news:...
> Cite five threads.


Careful Robear, he could give you some which are a few years old.
Remember svchost.exe problems in 2006 (or whenever it was)? <eg>


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>
> nickdu wrote:
>> Well there are a bunch having to do with windows update.
>>
>>> Most "100% CPU" threads in this newsgroup are due to hijackware infections.
>>>
>>> nickdu wrote:
>>>> Just search for 100% CPU in this newsgroup.
>>>>
>>>>> What Windows Update problem?
>>>>>
>>>>> nickdu wrote:
>>>>>> I found this newsgroup after doing some searching regarding the problem
>>>>>> I'm
>>>>>> having. However I'm not convinced that the problem talked about here,
>>>>>> with
>>>>>> respect to windows update, is the same problem I'm having. The
>>>>>> svchost.exe
>>>>>> CPU pegged problem occurs when I insert the MSDN disk into my DVD drive.
>>>>>> Anyone know if this is somehow related to the windows update problem?
>