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DJAntSmith
So nserver.exe is taking up 100% CPU usage on the mail server. I know we've all had this problem before and been through it a thousand times but still it remains a common problem. So the question is....

Do I fix it by trying to find out if it really is a user's machine with a non-existent user still being referenced clogging up the power or...

about for the rest of the day and let someone else sort it?
Ste
take a gun and shoot the computer i nthe hard drive.
DJAntSmith
Cheers! Not my fault if there's a hole in it. Just means someone else will have to order a new one. Hence... not my fault! :D
Wildfir3
Computers are the friggin' enemy... i still wonder why i started studying computer science again.
DJAntSmith
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Originally posted by Wildfir3
Computers are the friggin' enemy... i still wonder why i started studying computer science again.


Don't bother. I've worked in IT for about 4 and something years now. Boring as . And everything is always your fault...

"Since you restarted my computer my mouse doesn't work."

"Since you fixed my machine my monitor started flickering."

"Since you installed that app my car ran out of petrol and my wife left me."

Absolutely all of life's problems are in some way related to the IT guy!
Kamikaze Badger
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Originally posted by DJAntSmith
"Since you installed that app my car ran out of petrol and my wife left me."




That's what happens when you try to help people who keep their mouse away from the cat in fear that it will be eaten.
DJAntSmith
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Originally posted by Kamikaze Badger
That's what happens when you try to help people who keep their mouse away from the cat in fear that it will be eaten.


It amazes me how unbelievably stupid some people can be. Because they think they know nothing about computers thay instantly lose all common sense and logic! Arrrggghhhh! :whip:
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