To sum up, with your new understanding of how your system works and its potential problems
, you'll now be able to fix a wlcomm high cpu error as efficiently as a professional (without the expense!). If you have an old and slow performing pc, don't throw it away; it's definitely worth checking out a registry cleaning tool first - it's definitely the faster, easier, and cheaper route! Keep your computer behaving "nicely": it is recommended to check the 'health' of the registry when doing regular maintenance such as backups - a weekly check is a good idea. Would future editions of windows still use the registry or will these potential hassles be removed? Could there possibly be a way to make it less open to problems? Your guess is as good as mine - i wonder what the future has in store. Before you go, surely you are acquainted with others having computer problems - please feel free to share this information; everyone needs a helping hand (and their computer does, too!).