New T60 CPU load always at 50% or higher? even when idle

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New T60 CPU load always at 50% or higher? even when idle

#1 Post by thenew3 » Wed Nov 29, 2006 9:53 am

Just got a new T60 two days ago to replace my T42.

I noticed that on the T60, even when the system is idle not doing anything, the cpu load is always fluxuating between 50% and 100%.

This is not a problem when running on AC, but when running on battery it drains the battery very quickly.

Anyone else notice this? Anyone know of a fix?

Also another strange thing with this is that the access connection manager does not turn off the wireless NIC when the system is plugged into a wired network. On the T42 it would automatically turn off the wireless nic when the ethernet connection is plugged in.

Having used my T42 for nearly 3 years, I'm noticing quite a few quirks with this T60. I wish my boss didn't take my T42 away from me. It was working fine for what I use it for.

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#2 Post by awallin » Wed Nov 29, 2006 9:55 am

open task manager and sort all your processess by cpu %, that should tell you what is eating cpu power

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#3 Post by CarrerCrytharis » Wed Nov 29, 2006 10:03 am

It could be Google Desktop indexing everything... that should stop after a few days.

Of course, the first thing I did when I got mine was remove Google Desktop.

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#4 Post by thenew3 » Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:22 pm

Don't have google desktop installed.

Task manager seems to indicate SPBBCSvc.exe and rtvscan.exe as the mail culprits, but those are part of symantec AV and I ran the same version on the T42 and didn't have these problems. so it's kind of odd.

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