werfault.exe and wermgr.exe causing 100% CPU

Hi, does anyone expericencing the same problem?

Vista Business and Office 2007... After installed the updates on Office
2007 outlook stop working when I'm trying to send an email and close by
itself + the CPU always stay at 100% use and it's a dual core...

I verified in the taks manager and found the werfault.exe and wermgr.exe
working and causing the 100% CPU.

I stopped the Windows Error Reporting services and still doing the same
thing...

I did a virus scan and spyware scan but it's not that...

Any idea?

Thanks in advance...

Jason

Anyway, if it happens to someone I only had to go under help in outlook and
run the office diagnostics

"Jas" wrote:

> Hi, does anyone expericencing the same problem?
>
> Vista Business and Office 2007... After installed the updates on Office
> 2007 outlook stop working when I'm trying to send an email and close by
> itself + the CPU always stay at 100% use and it's a dual core...
>
> I verified in the taks manager and found the werfault.exe and wermgr.exe
> working and causing the 100% CPU.
>
> I stopped the Windows Error Reporting services and still doing the same
> thing...
>
> I did a virus scan and spyware scan but it's not that...
>
> Any idea?
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
> Jason

its part of Vista, to sends any errors you have on your PC to Windows..
you can allow or deny it, shouldn't make a difference as discuss here
http://forums.techarena.in/networkin...htm#post425171

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Jas;533903 Wrote:
> Hi, does anyone expericencing the same problem?
>
> Vista Business and Office 2007... After installed the updates o
> Office
> 2007 outlook stop working when I'm trying to send an email and clos
> by
> itself + the CPU always stay at 100% use and it's a dual core...
>
> I verified in the taks manager and found the werfault.exe an
> wermgr.exe
> working and causing the 100% CPU.
>
> I stopped the Windows Error Reporting services and still doing th
> same
> thing...
>
> I did a virus scan and spyware scan but it's not that...
>
> Any idea?
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
> Jason

Hi Jason (coatac19) I am also having the same problem with Werfault.ex
and have tried to remedy the problem by disabling the process an
reducing its priority but to no avail! I am hoping that someon
from the forum may come up with a solution as at the moment I am havin
to keep TaskManager open and then disable werfault whenever i see th
process starting!
A fellow sufferer:

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I have just started having the same problem!!?? i've stopped the WerFault.exe
process within the taskmanager but I have to keep doing it which is annoying
to say the least. Should I delete the program from its location? It is in
windows\system32\

"costac19" wrote:

>
> Jas;533903 Wrote:
> > Hi, does anyone expericencing the same problem?
> >
> > Vista Business and Office 2007... After installed the updates on
> > Office
> > 2007 outlook stop working when I'm trying to send an email and close
> > by
> > itself + the CPU always stay at 100% use and it's a dual core...
> >
> > I verified in the taks manager and found the werfault.exe and
> > wermgr.exe
> > working and causing the 100% CPU.
> >
> > I stopped the Windows Error Reporting services and still doing the
> > same
> > thing...
> >
> > I did a virus scan and spyware scan but it's not that...
> >
> > Any idea?
> >
> > Thanks in advance...
> >
> > Jason
>
> Hi Jason (coatac19) I am also having the same problem with Werfault.exe
> and have tried to remedy the problem by disabling the process and
> reducing its priority but to no avail! I am hoping that someone
> from the forum may come up with a solution as at the moment I am having
> to keep TaskManager open and then disable werfault whenever i see the
> process starting!
> A fellow sufferer
>
>
> --
> costac19
> Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
>
> .
>