System Process eating up a lot of RAM or CPU

Many people are facing this problem that System process is consuming too much system resources actually this is due AVG Anti Virus

As shown above notice the process System and then notice other processes you will notice that person on left has AVG installed on it's system (Notice processes starting with avg) so if you are facing similar problems uninstall AVG. It's possible reason is a update from AVG server.

Panda Cloud Antivirus

So Panda has an antivirus on similar lines as on Norton Antibot and Mamutu. Behaviour based malware identification.






Panda Cloud Antivirus is a security service that protects your PC without affecting performance: It always offers maximum performance and only comes into action when it is necessary.

This is the lightest and fastest antivirus service. It combats new threats without the need for updates, as it operates on the basis of our Collective Intelligence servers. You won't even notice it is installed.

Panda Cloud Antivirus provides you with the fastest protection against the newest viruses thanks to its cloud-scanning from PandaLabs’ servers.

Panda Cloud Antivirus will protect you while you browse, play or even work and you won’t even notice it running on your computer.

Here are some key features of "Panda Cloud Antivirus 2009":

The fastest in detecting new viruses:
· Our network of Collective Intelligence servers identifies and processes viruses automatically in a fraction of the time required by laboratory technicians.

Designed with you in mind:
· Now you can forget about tiresome antivirus products with incessant notifications and difficult questions. Panda Cloud Antivirus works for you without annoying you.

Updates are history:
· The real key to Panda Cloud Antivirus is in the Collective Intelligence servers. That's why you'll always have maximum detection capacity without relying on traditional updates.

Detects more than anyone else:
· The Panda servers have a database of millions of viruses allowing Panda Cloud Antivirus to detect the multitude of threats that appear every day.

Requirements:

· RAM: 64 MB.
· Hard disk free space: 100 MB.
· Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 or later.

Get ready for new windows Experience WINDOWS 8

So Windows 7 is out and Microsoft is gearing up for it's new OS Windows 8.This time it will be a 128-bit OS.Although not much information is available about it's release date but it is expected to be in 2012. Microsoft is getting some things really changed in this new version of windows they are designing a new engine to drive this version of windows. The new OS will have higher performance as compared to previous version of windows this is what Microsoft says.

Microsoft starting major improvements for Windows 8 soonMicrosoft already entered the planning stages of Windows 8 last year in March when Windows 7 was still in Milestone 1. The Redmond company recently revealed in a job opening post for the Lead Software Development Engineer position that it will soon begin working on major improvements on Windows 8:


For the upcoming version of Windows, new critical features are being worked on including cluster support and support for one way replication. The core engine is also being reworked to provide dramatic performance improvements. We will also soon be starting major improvements for Windows 8 where we will be including innovative features which will revolutionize file access in branch offices

The following innovative features are some of the many features that we could be seeing in Windows 8:

• Distributed File System Replication (DFSR) service: A multi-master replication engine set up for folder synchronization across multiple servers. This may be something we will be seeing in Windows 8 Server.
• Major improvements in BranchCache: BranchCache was a new feature developed in Windows 7. Basically when data from an intranet website or file server is accessed, it caches those files locally so the next user can access them more quickly. Major improvements can be expected for BranchCache.

These were some of Microsoft’s comments on the upcoming features:

DFSR is Microsoft’s premier file replication engine and is an integral part of our branch office strategy and File Server role. It can scale to thousands of servers and replicate hundreds of terabytes of data. We have shipped the technology that powers file sharing in Windows Live Messenger, Windows Meeting Spaces (Vista) and Branch Office replication in Windows Server 2008 which has strong customer deployment. DFSR technology saves MS-IT and our customers more than 80% WAN bandwidth by using advanced On-The-Wire differential compression,” the software giant adds in the job posting.

So lets hope they get it all right this time.