Hi,
I found a solution: uninstall and reinstall! It works perfectly now: CPU used = 0% and the background picture is correctly refreshed.
Regards
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Hello,
Bing Desktop (bingdesktop.exe) constantly uses more than 20% of my CPU.
I'm running W7 on an i7 quad-core with 8GB,
Does anyone know how to fix this?
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Hi,
I found a solution: uninstall and reinstall! It works perfectly now: CPU used = 0% and the background picture is correctly refreshed.
Regards
This exact same bug has returned with v1.3.174.0
On many computers I have seen so not an isolated case.
(25% CPU use and not updating anymore).
Hi,
Try uninstall and reinstall Bing desktop! It works perfectly now: CPU used = 0% and the background picture is correctly refreshed.
Regards
This exact same bug has returned with v1.3.174.0
On many computers I have seen so not an isolated case.
(25% CPU use and not updating anymore).
@Milton David Grimshaw, I use two prducts for a reason.
My Norton as a primary AV whichs scans all my attached drives and then both use their respective Auto-Protect. I also have Spybot S&D which is ran on demand. Had this set-up since 2009 when I was a beta-tester of MSSE.
Since MSSE doesnt do any scans itself (its too slow and inefficient), neither package has ever presented false positives. The doubling up on the Auto-Protect is benficial since both products are likely to cover each others faults.
Its a set-up I use on all computers I come across and it has turned people who turn their machine a ticking time bomb into safe havens as no one has ever reported virus issues since. And thats including my grandma!
I also have three AV running on my server, two lightweight on-demand scanners and AVG Free. Again, no issues in the 6 years thats been running :)
Ive set a process watch up which monitors Bing Desktop's CPU and kills it if it breaches 10% for more than 30 seconds. Its a temp solution until Microsoft ACKNOWLEDGE the issue and then fix it :)
@John:
That was not helpful at all.
What I need and what not is none of your business.
The app worked, and after an update it did no longer. MS will fix it sooner or later. Case closed.