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>> After Google-ing for a bit it appears that most problems
>> referencing that
>> process have to do with hardware problems. Video and RAM
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Thanks for the help.
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I would not say a lot. I am only using 2GB
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Subject: RE: [hlds] CPU - System Process Issues - Dual Proc System
It just happened again... The process that was using the cpu inside the
"System" process was an ntkrnlpa.exe thread. It appears to be a Microsoft
exe. Krnl tells me something Kernel level. But I supp
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Subject: RE: [hlds] CPU - System Process Issues - Dual Proc System
It just happened again... The process that was using the cpu inside the
"System" process was an ntkrnlpa.exe thread.
> "System" process was an ntkrnlpa.exe thread.
Here is a screenshot...
http://www.gofclan.org/soul/images/screenie.gif
Any more suggestions?
I am not sure where to go from here.
Thanks,
Scott
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> Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2006 12:43 PM
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> > I was using the latest version
> I was using the latest version. It did not seem to list cpu
> cycles anywhere
> except for the "System" I can see everything running under
> the System but
> they did not show any cpu cycles.
I was wrong. I had two copies on the server. I may have to stay up late
tonight and see if the prob
> Then another couple of suggestions.
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> Set up a counter log in Computer Management->Performance Logs
> and Alerts.
> Try different combinations of Objects and Counters until you find the
> culprit. You may also consider setting up an alert, especially in the
> Processes area. Again, try differen
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> If it's always around the same time, a couple of things to consider.
>
> What time do you have set for OS and software updates to run?
> If it's always around the same time, a couple of things to consider.
>
> What time do you have set for OS and software updates to run?
> Do you have an Anti-Virus installed and if so, what time is
> it set to do a
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Subject: [hlds] CPU - System Process Issues - Dual Proc System
I have a server it's a dual proc AMD system. I have a weird problem. I do
not know what is causing it... Obviously that is why
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HLDS has a known issue where all HLDS processes bind themselves to CPU-0
You need a program that can manually assign HLDS processes to physical cores
AFTER they have been launched.
Something to do with a VAC fix for HLDS.
Well at least I think
I have a server it's a dual proc AMD system. I have a weird problem. I do
not know what is causing it... Obviously that is why I am here.. Just
curious if anyone else has seen this and has any ideas what might be going
on.
If I connect to the Windows Server with Remote Desktop it all is fine. A
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