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SOLVED on page 3! svchost.exe (during boot, especially)
Bubba Euler:
Did the Power Reset. Still exhibiting the unexpected Dark Screen. Also the near 100% SVCHOST.EXE CPU cycles during and after each re-boot. I also "rolled back" the Wireless Driver - to an even EARLIER number than you provided. ~Ha~!
I expected BETTER operation from my laptop after installing Windows 7 x64 Enterprise.
Here's the strange thing I've noticed: After about 30 to 45 minutes of use, the DARK Screen and SVCHOST.EXE problems disappear until the next Boot. Hmmm?
System Explorer still gives the same data about the svchost.exe variant. Wow! I'll have learned some good stuff about Windows when this gets solved!!!!!!!!!!!
Shane:
Have you done all of the Windows updates yet? and I mean all of them until the point it says there is no more updates?
Shane
Bubba Euler:
--- Quote from: Shane on May 29, 2014, 10:00:09 am ---Have you done all of the Windows updates yet? and I mean all of them until the point it says there is no more updates?
Shane
--- End quote ---
YES! I keep updates updated!!! ~ha~!
Shane:
I never had the problem with 7 that you are having. So thats why I asked on the updated :-)
So far it looks like it is a hardware/driver problem. But it is odd that it just started happening out of nowhere, which means it most likely isn't driver related but instead it is hardware related. But at the same time if it was then it wouldnt just start working.
So instead lets see if the system just needs tweaked.
Download and run my simple system tweaker
http://www.tweaking.com/content/page/simple_system_tweaker.html
This will turn off some of the services and I want to see if it helps.
Shane
Bubba Euler:
Before I read your last missive (Simple System Tweaking), I did a Safe Mode SFC /scannow. It found no faults. However, on that next re-boot, the SVCHOST.EXE ran at near 100% for only ~30-45 seconds. The DARK Screen issue did not appear.
Well? I'll run the Simple System Tweaking, as I've done prior; However, I'm gonna' wait until after the next boot to see IF the problems re-appear. It's good to see some daylight, ahead!! .... or maybe it's headlights....~ha~!
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