Help Me!!! Its Urgent

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but this problem occured right after i cleaned my pc.here are my specs:
motherboard-asus p5sd2-vm
processor-intel dual cpu e2200@2.20 ghz
ram-4 gb
gpu-nvidia gt 610 2gb
 


Generally speaking cleaning the dust out of your PC wont make your CPU usage go up.
Turn your PC off
Ground yourself
and re-seat your hard drive cables and power cables, memory and video card if you have it.

Maybe you bumped them and its caused something. I would still run your antivirus and malware programs just to make sure.
 

i already tried these things
 


Ok start from the beginning. What exactly happened.

and what have you tried to remedy the situation.
 

i cleaned my pc and applied thermal past on cpu and gpu then started my pc it got slow and laggy. cpu usage always at 100%.then i tried to re-attach the cables in my cpu nothing happened and then i suggested get some help on this site..
 


Did you attach the heat sinks back to the CPU and GPU properly? What is the temperature of your CPU?
 

my temps when cpu is idle are 50-55 c and when cpu usage is 100 then temp is 76c
 
Did you thoroughly clean the old thermal paste and apply very very little new paste? The idle temperature seems to indicate there's too much thermal paste and it isolates the CPU from the heat sink. OTH 76°C at full load is great if it runs at its maximum frequency. What issue did you have that required cleaning the PC and replacing the thermal paste? The system wasn't old enough to have dried out thermal paste.
 
I have almost the same specs as you (E2180, P31 S3G, 9500GT, 4GB of RAM). Open task manager, click CPU and see what process is hogging your system.
Your CPUs maximum operating temp is 73.3°C so it probably throttles (reduces the clock speed/nerfs itself) to reduce the temperature.
Download adwcleaner and run it.
 
The CPU shouldn't throttle at that temperature, but the OP hasn't checked if it runs at full speed or not. He cleaned the PC and replaced thermal paste; no software can resolve the hardware issue caused by cleaning the system, etc.
 


I don't know why it would be at 100% load all the time after cleaning, that is why I think that its a software issue (maybe a time bomb virus)

 
You haven't told us if it runs at its rated speed or not. Run Prime95 and report the core speed in CPU-Z. If it runs at its rated frequency, then stop Prime95 and use Task Manager to check what process uses most of the CPU resources while the system should normally be idle.
 
Sunehildeep, I picked up your report to the Mods asking for this to be deleted but if you don't mind, I'd rather leave it here for future posters to see the advice you were given. I'm glad you solved the problem and if one specific post helped you, please select it as the Best Answer.
 
Will do but Sunehildeep needs to be careful how trusting he is with PM advice someone won't even put on the open Forum and not to allow remote access to his computer to anyone.

The thread is closing now but he can start a new one if he has any further problems.
 
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