EXTPROC.EXE hogs CPU

I have installed Oracle 8.1.6 on the laptop (Windows NT 4.0 -SP5)
After 10 minutes of machine bootup, extproc.exe is executed and takes over 99% of CPU and CPU utilization is 100% till shutdown of windows nt(as observed through task manager). LAptop has 128 MB ram. Oracle server is installed in the laptop for the demo of application using oracle server as backend.
HELP ME

I have a single core laptop it won't work eats 99% of cpu, it's the mobile device service. I couldn't update my iPhone 4 to the latest iOS5.
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