When your system goes unresponsive, can you run the task manager by pressing Ctrl-Shift-Esc? There's a chance that you can see which process has high CPU usage.
Question: when Chrome is being a douche is your internet usually working? No matter what site you go to, you keep being sent back to Google's main page? Or is it for certain sites or random moment?Well, changing the priority did not work, my computer still went unresponsive for a while the other day. It still happened when I opened a few tabs but I am unsure if that is actually related to the problem.
On another note my google chrome browser seems to have a bug or virus... It consistently sends me to google's main page. Even if I go to another website the browser immediately goes back to that main page. I can't even go to settings because settings use a tab rather than opening a window so predictable opening settings takes me to google's main page. Even when I am at google's main page the browser keeps indefinitely redirecting itself there.
Quoting from one of the users of Mozilla support forum, not tested.Also, does anyone know how to disable AVG Search for Firefox? <_< I hate that feature because instead of refreshing on that page, it tends to send me to the Search unnecessarily. I'm not really sure how to remove it, ESPECIALLY WHEN I FUCKING UNTICKED THE OPTION FOR AVG SEARCH OR WHATNOT.
Here is what to do, and it has worked great for me:
FOR FIREFOX... IF YOU NEED TO KNOW HOW FOR OTHER BROWSERS, LET ME KNOW.
1. Click the small arrow next to the search provider icon and select Manage Search Engines…
2. Select the AVG Secure Search and Remove
3. Open the Firefox menu and select Options -> Options (or open the Tools menu and select the Options item).
4. Select the General tab and reset your home page.
5. Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.
6. Press the I’ll be careful, I promise! Button.
7. Type search in the Search text box.
8. Right-click the browser.search.defaultenginename and select Reset from the context menu.
9. Type keyword in the Search text box.
10. Right-click the keyword.URL item and select Reset from the context menu.
11. Type browser.startup in the Search text box.
12. Right-click the browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone item and select Reset from the context menu.
13. Restart the Mozilla Firefox.
14. AVG Secure Search is now completely removed from the Mozilla Firefox browser.
Well, yes, otherwise I wouldn't be using chrome. Well, it starts the second I open chrome. Before I even get to type in a web page (and my default is blank) it sends me to google.com. Then it continually keeps sending it to google.com indefinitely. It is not just refreshing either otherwise I wouldn't end up there. Whatever I type in does not matter as the very next second it goes back to google. Its like someone is continually typing in google.com and pressing enter each second.Question: when Chrome is being a douche is your internet usually working? No matter what site you go to, you keep being sent back to Google's main page? Or is it for certain sites or random moment?
Thanks, but I uninstalled it. Can't find the dropdown arrow, probably because I customized the toolbars to my suiting.Quoting from one of the users of Mozilla support forum, not tested.
It happens no matter what key you press?Well, yes, otherwise I wouldn't be using chrome. Well, it starts the second I open chrome. Before I even get to type in a web page (and my default is blank) it sends me to google.com. Then it continually keeps sending it to google.com indefinitely. It is not just refreshing either otherwise I wouldn't end up there. Whatever I type in does not matter as the very next second it goes back to google. Its like someone is continually typing in google.com and pressing enter each second.

I don't think perfmon has anything to do with it, it isn't even active under normal circumstances. svchost is a complicated case though, as its name suggests it's a host process for many services and there may be a multitude of reasons why svchost has high CPU usage. I ran into this page when I googled for the possible reasons, Firefox plugin container and Windows Defender come to mind as potential suspects.Ok, I think I found the culprits here. It seems that the proceeses which spike in ram at random are perfmon.exe and svchost.exe. svchost is consistently higher than perfmon but I think perfmon is the one responsible for the spikes.... They are both necessary for windows 7 to run though, not sure where to go from here.
Basically, I give up and will take my laptop to computer repair shop because this headache isn't worth it.![]()


Yes, I got it working a while ago, it seems I messed up something when I tried to set it up that blocked the signal, and after the reset I configured it again.The same thing happened to mine, and all I had to do was press the tiny hard reset button and redo everything (according to the quick setup guide).
