After looking all over the net I found this. It is for Windows Vista, but it does work for the Windows 8 also.
Basically Service account doesn't have enough power to look at the processor and memory. So if you type the following command in a CMD in Administrator mode you can fix this issue.
Step 1 - Press the "Windows" key.
Step 2 - Type "cmd"
Step 3 - Right Click or Long press on the "cmd" application.
Step 4 - On the bottom of the screen you should see "Run as administrator"
Step 5 - On the new command line type in
Net localgroup Administrators Service /add
Step 6 - Restart the machine.
Step 7 - It should be all OK.
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