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Oxydepth

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  1. Actually, I apologize for the inconvenience but, I have figured out the problem. A specific program (Plug and Play) running under services was not properly functioning. After removing that program the services.exe service returned to normal CPU usage. Although, once you review my logs if you do find anything out of the ordinary I would still like to address any issues. Thank you for you help. If there's nothing left that you find you may close the post.
  2. I would like to add also that services.exe runs primarily when I'm running Firefox, Chrome, or IE. Although, I do not use IE.
  3. Nevermind, the first two went very quickly individually. So with FarBar I should not click fix once it's completed? Here are the first 3 logs. dds.txt mbam.txt CheckResults.txt
  4. May I run these programs simultaneously? Or should it be individually?
  5. Hello, I'm having a problem with my PC (clearly) and I'm in desperate need of help. Services.exe is spiking at 90% of my CPU usage. Clearly there is something wrong here, but I can't figure it out. Malwarebytes, hitman pro, Adwcleaner, Avast, and probably about 4 other anti-virus programs have not found anything wrong with my computer. I've tried replacing the file using sfc/scanfile in command prompt, and I was even desperate enough to try and delte the file all together. Luckily windows wouldn't let me as it would probably cause more damage. Can someone help me with this? I'm running a pretty old computer. Windows XP Pro service pack 3 I belive 32bit system. Thank you in advance. I work from home on this computer and I can't get anything done because services.exe is slowing my computer down so much. It took me 5 minutes just to type this!
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