Data Base 11G is consuming all cpu

i have installed a oracle database 11g and Apex in a vitual machine, I start the virtual machine and also database services start, but after three minuts the consume of CPU for oracle.exe process it grow much until cosume the 100% of CPU
i don´t know what happen, wich is the cause?

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i have installed a oracle database 11g and Apex in a vitual machine, I start the virtual machine and also database services start, but after three minuts the consume of CPU for oracle.exe process it grow much until cosume the 100% of CPU
i don´t know what happen, wich is the cause?
>i have installed a oracle database 11g and Apex in a vitual machine, I start the virtual machine and also database services start, but after three minuts the consume of CPU for oracle.exe process it grow much until cosume the 100% of CPU
i don´t know what happen, wich is the cause?
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