How the hell does that work?
Sometimes I've seen winlogon.exe using one of my cores to it's fullest in the task bar. However, knowing what it does, I find that VERY hard to believe.
Any ideas on why it does that?
Sometimes I've seen winlogon.exe using one of my cores to it's fullest in the task bar. However, knowing what it does, I find that VERY hard to believe.
Any ideas on why it does that?
