CF8 - jrunsvc.exe is pegging the cpu

Hello,
I had upgraded to Coldfusion 8 a while ago and everything was
working fine. Then yesterday morning the jrunsvc.exe process
started pegging the cpu at 99%, really slowing down the machine. I
tried restarting the machine and ColdFusion, with no results.
There's no messages or errors in the CF log files.
I did change the debug settings to allow line debugging and
for robust debugging at that time. I was able to stop the
jrunsvc.exe without stopping jrun.exe and log back into the
administrator to change the settings back. After doing this and
restarting ColdFusion, jrunsvc.exe is still pegged at 99%. For what
I'm doing, CF seems to run fine without the jrunsvc.exe, but it
still should probably be fixed, it's a pain to restart and I don't
know what other repurcusions it might have.
My system is Windows 2003 with IIS 6 and ColdFusion 8 with
jdk 1.6 update 4.
Thanks for any help,
Jim

FYI - I never figured out why jrunsvc.exe was maxing out the
cpu.
I ended up uninstalling ColdFusion 8. I had to do this
manually as the uninstaller did not work, deleting all the
directories and the registry entries. I then reinstalled and
everything seems to be fine again. I just have to cross my fingers
and hope it doesn't happen again.
Jim

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and rename it to anything. Bamn. Fixed. That easy.

In Oracle 10g,nmupm.exe runs at 100% CPU usages

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when i set all Oracle services to manual and restarted the machine then it shows normal CPU usages. Can you please suggest something regarding this.
Regards
Mukund.

This is a known issue, see here
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