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Psychotic wrote:What's wrong with 70Hz over 60Hz? If your PC can support it...
Dae wrote:It's pricy and doesn't support any games. But generally - it rocks.
Hey wrote:Mac is just for retards, its for people that don't have the intellegence on how to install programs properly.
Hey wrote:Mac is just for retards, its for people that don't have the intellegence on how to install programs properly.
Stefan wrote:So my PC almost went bombing Not Responding (AGAIN), but I was quicker. I went to the Task Manager and guess what? CPU Usage: 100%, around 85 spent on some...
TrustedInstaller.exe is used by the windows service called "Windows Module Installer" (Or rather is the service) Says it has something to do with updating windows, so uninstalling or disabling it could cause some updates to fail. I wouldn't remove or delete the file itself. Simply set the service to start manualy.
TrustedInstaller.exe works in conjunction with the Integrated Windows Update in Vista. What it is doing, when you see it draining your CPU is that it is checking for new updates. This usually occurs whenever you have a scheduled update scan, as well as after you finish installing a set of updates and reboot. It is an automatic process, and while you can disable it if you want to, or set it to manual control like the post suggests, it is trying to make sure there are no additional updates that are important, after you complete an update installation.
~DJ~ wrote:No.. if its a virus, the virus won't get uninstalled and i am 65% sure its a virus.
Hurry get Avast! (PM me for more details you want for it) and run the Anti-virus by right clicking the tool bar icon it will scan all the processes.