This is lab for simulating a real 100% CPU condition being caused by a generic Win32 application when there are no symbols available for such application. Let’s start supposing the situation is currently occurring. So, the first step is to confirm the
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Processes consuming 100% of a system's CPU time is such a situation everybody has faced at least once (likely much more than once :)), and normally as solution we just "kill the murderer" by stopping the culprit process. But what was really causing that
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