whats running?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () My computer has 4 users. when I log myself or 1 of the other users off, sometimes it tells me a program is running. there is nothing displayed to tell me what or where this running...

whats going on with it. It's been running flawlessly for months now. And the previous owner took very good care of it and it was always running flawlessly. I'm going crazy trying to figure out what's going on with the thing. :pt1cable: I then plugged in my...

its issues with your hardware not being powerful enough for whatever settings you're running. if it only does it in single player id guess its a lag/bandwidth issue - especially if you have a laptop on aswell - you have no idea whats running in the background...

some program of whatever that continues running, making opening and closing other programs very difficult. is there a way to see whats running at a given momment? It seems hard to believe that wahtever is there could be using up over two hundred megs...

So if you are under 50C all of the time, you should be in good shape. The lower the better, of course, though. Especially if you want to overclock. Perfectly normal because CPU temp depend of what's running in the case, what kind of case, case venting,...

Enter key. Look at svchost.exe to see what's running under it. For example... RpcSs AudioSrv, CryptSvc, Dhcp, helpsvc, LanmanServer, LanmanWorkstation, Netman, Schedule, TermService, winmgmt Dnscache [[Multiple instances of Svchost.exe can run...

Fatal Exception... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion () I just started getting "Fatal Exception 06 occured at 00FF:000044FA" message as soon as my PC connects to ISP and is downloading home page. Please help. Thanks. Archived...

I can take out, to minimize what's running in the back-ground. Thanks Dave No Stranger Here. When I run ad-aware to get rid of scumware, it says there's 10 programs running in the background(fresh from a restart), I've dissabled everything I'm sure about...

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () This sounds like a virus/spyware problem. I would start-up in safe mode with networking and do an online virus scan and/or carefully examine all running processes to see that they are...

with windows. disable everything. Treat your body like a $600 car. God didn't intend it to last so use it. Run it into the ground! "msconfig" is not included in win2k. You would have to go into Control Pannel/Administrative Tools/Services to see what's running...