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Thread ID: 53068	2005-01-06 18:31:00	Winxp Computer Lockup	RonTheRipper (6801)	Press F1

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311367	2005-01-07 01:19:00	OK does anything under device manager show an X? or ? or ! ?? Hi Speedy The answer to your question is no.Device manager is good. Its close to locking up again Cpu is at 100% In The cpu column of task manager IE is at 46 CSRSS is at 40 System Idle at 15 The rest not worth mentioning As far as mem usage top dog is IE 14000 k svhost 11000k explorer 6000k The rest not worth mentioning There is nothing I'm seeing in Task Manager thats out of the ordinary yet the cpu usage keeps climbing. I've even used programs to free memory to see if that would help but yet it still locks. Your thoughts again would be appreciated	RonTheRipper (6801)
311368	2005-01-09 03:16:00	Ok ran Process Explorer and found out that winsrv.dll is the culprit causing the 100% spike in Csrss.exe. What would cause this??	RonTheRipper (6801)
311369	2005-01-09 04:13:00	Why are there 2 threads on the same subject	PcNut (6639)
311370	2005-01-14 18:23:00	No.	RonTheRipper (6801)
311371	2005-01-15 17:12:00	No It Doesn't	RonTheRipper (6801)
311372	2005-01-16 00:44:00	Ok heres what I've now: I just did a new install of WinXP on a Brand new Seagate Hard Drive without installing any other programs or software and the problem still persists. I also ran Memtest for 48 hours and no errors Also unplugged anything in USB ports Now What Thx again- awaiting reply	RonTheRipper (6801)
311373	2005-01-16 02:46:00	Surely it must now come down to hardware My money is on the power supply If the Ram, Motherboard or Video were faulty the chances are XP would throw up errors during installation I would try another power supply (a decent one) & see how you go If it still locks up then you have no option but to start replacing everything one by one. A process of elimimation unfortunately	bartsdadhomer (80)
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