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We have an application which is running normally in a variety environments. However, at one client site when the application invokes a child process (in this case CODEFIND.EXF – please see enclosed displayed) it pegs the processor at 100%. I need help in interpreting the display. Although the display seems to indicate that the parent process is consuming all the resources, could it in fact be due to the child process that the parent process invoked? How could I tell this?
Thank you,
Elliott
The display indicates that the culprit is java.exe. That indication is correct. The child process is not consuming CPU.