CPU Usaage 100%

[mia023]

if my cpu usage is always staying 100% and i saw that imjpmig.exe is the one that is making the problem what should I do to remove it?

[mac11]

All I did was run google for the process name you gave. It's probably something you can disable or uninstall - go here and read:

http://www.microsoft.c om/windows/ie/ie6/downloads/recommended/ime/default.mspx

[AmberJain]

if my cpu usage is always staying 100% and i saw that imjpmig.exe is the one that is making the problem what should I do to remove it?

First of all, you need to provide more details.
1. Are you on XP/Vista or any other windows OSes? (I expect XP/vista here)
2. Does imjpmig.exe runs automatically on Window's OS startup or it starts when you do a particular job on your PC? (I expect files executes automatically at startup)
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Now, if my expectations are true, then try this--------->
Download "Autoruns" utility of Sysinternals (now acquired by Microsoft) from link below------>

LINK

Simply run the Autoruns utility and search for a entry named [imjpmig.exe] in the listing of files under [Everything] tab and uncheck the box next to it.

If your problem persists, reply back with as much details as you can provide.

HOPE THIS HELPS.......... ....

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[wassimdaccache]

I am sure that imjpmig.exe isnot a virus and not spyware. it is a file located on C:\WINDOWS\IME\ imjp8_1\IMJPMIG .EXE

It is carrying your OS asia languages.

I had the same problem once when I remove the asian languages it work and the efficiency of my process decreased.

unfortunately this file might be in use with another application and may not stop by the method mention above in this case I leave it for expert guys.



Have a Nice day.


WASSIM S DACCACHE

[Stang02GT]

Press control+alt+del ete to bring up your task manager. Check the applications tab and processes tabs to see what you have running. Start to close unnecessary applications that are running.

Check your start up to see what programs you have starting when windows starts. You could have a lot of things opening automatically you don't know about.


If you find things running that you never use remove them, or disable them automatically starting up.