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  1. REECE FABRE
    Reece Fabre Win User

    microsoft common language runtime native compiler is using 85%-100% of my cpuu


    Hi Microsoft common language is using up to 100% of my cpu and causing my laptop to run hot and slow. please help me resolve this.i have done a malware scan and a scan with FRST64.

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    Reece Fabre, Jan 11, 2024
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  2. RIALDY PERDANA
    Rialdy Perdana Win User

    How to stop 'Microsoft common language runtime native compiler' using 100% of my CPU?

    This Microsoft common language runtime native compiler will consume the CPU until 100% can someone help me?
     
    Rialdy Perdana, Jan 11, 2024
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    how to stop Microsoft common language runtime native compiler from using 100% of my cpu?

    how to stop Microsoft common language runtime native compiler from using 100% of my cpu
     
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    Thomas Bravin Win User

    microsoft common language runtime native compiler is using 85%-100% of my cpuu

    How to stop 'Microsoft common language runtime native compiler' using 100% of my CPU?

    The operation 'Microsoft common language runtime native compiler' is using up 100% of my CPU.

    The file it takes me to when i click on open file location is a file called 'ngen.exe'
     
    Thomas Bravin, Jan 11, 2024
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