Quote Ant Gamble:
To point you in the right direction, use 'task manager' to monitor the active 'processes' and determine which one is loading your CPU.
He's already got Process Explorer which is a super duper version of task manager - but I would agree that if you know how to drive Process Explorer you should find the answer immediately. It will even tell you which individual thread is taking up the processing time.
James.
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