Schon blöd, wenn man herausfinden muss, warum die Kiste fast steht vor CPU-Last und kaum bedienbar ist... Grmpf! Hier half mir dieser Beitrag in einem Forum weiter:
If spoolsv.exe is causing 99% cpu usage then it may have a corrupted print file stuck in the system32 folder. To fix it do the following
Go to Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services and stop the Print Spooler services
Turn off the printer.
Now go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\PRINTERS and delete the files there. You may find some '00002.SHD' and '00020.SPL'. or something similar.
Now turn your printer back on and restart the print spool service.
Spoolsv.exe should be at 2% or less.
Perfekt! Nun ist alles wieder gut! Puuh...
Mittwoch, 7. April 2010
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