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    Windows 7 SVCHost (BFE,DPS,MpsSvc) Eating up 50% Processor

    (Solved) SVCHost (BFE,DPS,MpsSvc) Eating up 50% Processor Well as it turns out I had to add an exception to the firewall to allow virtual network manager. This was not the case with the previous version of VMware?? All services have been re-enabled and VMware and the firewall are playing...
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    Windows 7 SVCHost (BFE,DPS,MpsSvc) Eating up 50% Processor

    (Update) SVCHost (BFE,DPS,MpsSvc) Eating up 50% Processor It just so happens that I had disabled all the services in msconfig once before but didn't make a difference. As I was still spewing obscenities, I did go one step further and went to the startup tab and unchecked the VMware entry and...
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    Windows 7 SVCHost (BFE,DPS,MpsSvc) Eating up 50% Processor

    Already did the Malwarebytes, I use it on a regular basis. Forticlient is an industrial version of Zone Alarm. It's put out by Fortigate (spam appliance). I never use more than 1 A/V client. This is a fresh install which really makes it puzzling. Haven't tweaked it much yet. File is...
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    Windows 7 SVCHost (BFE,DPS,MpsSvc) Eating up 50% Processor

    Well, this one is a bit perplexing. On startup this svchost process will start and run for approx 5 to 10 min. I am completely unable to access the internet until it stops. I have uninstalled AV programs ( Forticlient and Avast) to see if either of these were the cause, this was not the case. So...
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    Windows 7 Login Time

    Uhhhhh....yea OK
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    Windows 7 Login Time

    I use wallpaper from Digital Blasphemy, but will give this a try.
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    Windows 7 Login Time

    Been there done that. More than once.
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    Windows 7 Login Time

    Sorry for the late reply been extremely busy. Anti-virus is Avast. Yes have full scanned multiple times. Yes I do have selective start enabled Daemon tools Avast VMware Smax4pnp Acrobat DynDNS Process explorer I've pretty much got it down to a minimum and have experimented quite a bit with...
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    Windows 7 Login Time

    I have Win7 x64 w/8gig ram. When I turn the PC on it boots to login screen fine, but once I type in password it takes 30 to 45 seconds to get to the desktop. I only have about 45 processes once boot is complete. Any ideas? :confused:
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