I can't thank enough to the people on this forum. I am equally impressed with the great deal of knowledge here as well as (and maybe even more so) by the willingness to give their time and help.
>Glad you got it resolved!
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>>The solution to the problem was setting Trace to "false" in web.config. I had it there to "true" while testing the app on my server and forgot to turn it off. I don't know why, but apparently it requires a lot of CPU.
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>>Thank you all for helping me with this problem!
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>>>Dmitry, just wanted to check, you did verify the workstations (all of them) are virus and spyware free first when this started happening, right?
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>>>>I am very ignorant of understanding the CPU use by different processes and don't want to admit it to a customer <g>.
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>>>>The customer tells me that a process (inetinfo.exe) is using 100% of CPU. Does he check it by going to the Task Manager then clicking on the Processes tab and looking at the entery for inetinfo.exe in the column CPU?
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