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Craig
Guest
[Win2k Sp4, updates current as of 13 Sep 07...p4 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM]
Howdy;
Can anyone point me in the right direction to resolving this? Articles
I've found on MSDN and past postings here refer to a fix...from a couple
of years ago yet my system's up-to-date. Any leads would be
appreciated. Details below are gleaned from Process Explorer v10.06.
thx,
-Craig
About every 30 minutes, services.exe spikes to 100% of cpu. The thread
is listed as services.exe+0x85f7 and is initiating a UDP session w/a
local address of "clientname:bootpc." The spikes last about 30 seconds
apiece.
This is on a LAN with 3 (DHCP) Windows clients, a (fixed IP) NAS and two
(fixed IP) networked printers.
Services registered to services.exe are:
Dhcp
dmserver
Dnscache
Eventlog
lanmanserver
lanmanworkstation
PlugPlay
ProtectedStorage
Wmi
Howdy;
Can anyone point me in the right direction to resolving this? Articles
I've found on MSDN and past postings here refer to a fix...from a couple
of years ago yet my system's up-to-date. Any leads would be
appreciated. Details below are gleaned from Process Explorer v10.06.
thx,
-Craig
About every 30 minutes, services.exe spikes to 100% of cpu. The thread
is listed as services.exe+0x85f7 and is initiating a UDP session w/a
local address of "clientname:bootpc." The spikes last about 30 seconds
apiece.
This is on a LAN with 3 (DHCP) Windows clients, a (fixed IP) NAS and two
(fixed IP) networked printers.
Services registered to services.exe are:
Dhcp
dmserver
Dnscache
Eventlog
lanmanserver
lanmanworkstation
PlugPlay
ProtectedStorage
Wmi