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31-Dec-2008, 08:45 AM #1
need help high CPU usage
hi guys and first of all happy new year haha anyway recently my cpu usage was higher than normal compared to before it wouldnt reach 20-30% i brought it to a shop it became a norm for it to be at 20-35% but recently its been going at 52% i checked my system processes and i found that PMB.exe is uing up 530,080 kb i have panda bitdefender and stopzilla but im unistalling them since i think they might not be clean cuz i got em off torrent. can anyone tell me how to get rid of this PMB.exe thing i will be posting a hijackthis logfile after i finish the scan but if anyone knows how to get rid of the PMB.exe and or any good antiviruses i can DL for my new security line please help thank you
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01-Jan-2009, 01:05 AM #3
Torrents aren't safe. You never know if hackers are inserting their backdoors and malware into the application installer.

Also you cannot run more than one antivirus.

Do you use Vista or XP ? In Vista, you can ask task manager to display the 'command line' column to show the folder where this PMB.exe resides.
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01-Jan-2009, 03:29 AM #4
It seems you have a virus...Please read this and post here.
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