> Then another couple of suggestions. > > Set up a counter log in Computer Management->Performance Logs > and Alerts. > Try different combinations of Objects and Counters until you find the > culprit. You may also consider setting up an alert, especially in the > Processes area. Again, try different combinations since we > really don't know > for sure what is causing the problem. > > The latest version of Process Explorer shows the > subcomponents under System, > what their PID is as well as when and how much CPU cycles > they are taking > up. > > Link
I will look at the performance log aspect. Although I have never worked with that stuff before. I guess now is a perfect time to learn. I was using the latest version. It did not seem to list cpu cycles anywhere except for the "System" I can see everything running under the System but they did not show any cpu cycles. Thanks, Scott _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds
