100% CPU Usage after Windows Update

This laptop (Dell Latitude D810) has not had it's internet working in about a year. You guys just fixed that. So thank you tgell.

After I did a Windows update (29 of them), my computer keeps spiking to 100%. And going on the internet is close to impossible.

Here is a snapshot I took of the usage blown up and then snapped another one of the services being use.

Please help!

Thank you.

 

Is this a single core or a dual core i am thinking a single core.

 

How do I restore my computer? That sounds scary haha. Can you please give me the correct steps? Also, will I lose all data that I have done since then? I mean I did just do the updates yesterday afternoon.

 

How to do a system restore:

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/using-windows-vista-system-restore/

 

This is an old laptop. Windows XP from like 2003 haha. I'm a little nervous. Do these same steps above apply to my computer?

And can someone explain why an update would slow down a computer? Aren't they supposed to help?

 

I did a system restore to see how the computer ran before updates. It was doing pretty much the same thing. I am just guessing the computer is old? Is there any other advice someone can give? I actually ended up just undoing the restore.

 

Well your screen shot is awfully blurry, can't make out many of the program names. Looks like you've got MSPaint, Java, an HP printer, RealPlayer, Dell software, network connectivity software, etc... running. What all do you have running at startup? Hold Windows Key (looks like the Windows flag between Ctrl and Alt on the left of your space bar on most keyboards) and press R. The run dialog will pop up. Then type msconfig and hit enter. Click the startup tab, list anything here that you either want to not run all the time in the back ground or don't know what it is. (or take another screenshot of the window and post it, but try not to downsize it so it can be read)

 

Thanks.. I will try that today and repost. For the blurry image I save it in paint but it's always too big to upload to MajorGeeks so I go to smalljpg.com and have it resized to get under 97 as this site requires. Do you have another suggestion?

 

Crop to just what's relevant before resizing. Then when it resizes the text won't have to compress too far and you will be able to read it better.
You could also host the image somewhere else like http://imageshack.us/ or http://photobucket.com/ or http://www.flickr.com/ and link to it here.

 

Speccy will give us the Process list and all other info.
http://majorgeeks.com/Speccy_d6358.html

When you install load it.

It will take a few min's to scan.

Then go to file then save as a Text file.

Then upload the text file as a attachment to here.