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High CPU usage after IE7 integration

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I have used nLite for a over a year now and love it. I use RyanVM's Post SP3 update pack and also integrate IE7, WMP11 and drivers. But I have a feeling that an update for IE7 could be the cause of my problem, which is 50& CPU usage on some certain websites. And this is both on my 1.5 GHz Celeron and 2.13 GHz Core 2 Duo. This is an example of one of those webpages:

http://btjunkie.org/torrent/America-Freedom-To-Fascism-DivX6-1-HQ-avi/448695639c1947b80d12cdfa86251ef547b23ba596d2

And this webpage runs fine and causes no CPU usage in Firefox, by the way.

I've attached my Last Session in the hopes that someone can pinpoint if I am to blame or it is something else.

Last_Session.ini

If you run process explorer and watch the iexplore.exe process during the high CPU, what does it say is happening inside the process (bottom frame, showing thread/function call info)?

I had the same problem.

Go to start -> run -> type services.msc -> disable webclient service -> reboot your system!

That's all!

Edited by dovdo

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