High cpu usage by oracle.exe even when oracle instance is down

hi,
I made my oracle instance down , but in Windows Task manager , it is showing 88-90% CPU usage.This only goes off when i write net stop oracleservicemisdb from command prompt.
Help me.
Thanks
Deepak Kumar Sahoo

No, i don't have any other software related to oracle running on our server . We have tomcat and Weblogic server running on same machine. But oracle.exe is showing more than 75% cpu usage even when the instance is down.
thanks
Deepak Kumar

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