What is that process doing?
The process highlighted in the center of this list is using 9% of all available CPU resources. But what is it? The generic process name, Svchost.exe, provides no clues at all. To see the details, right-click the entry in the list and then click Go To Service(s) from the shortcut menu.
For a detailed discussion of when and how to manage services, see Fixing Windows Vista, Part 4: Get smart about services
For a detailed discussion of when and how to manage services, see Fixing Windows Vista, Part 4: Get smart about services
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- don't think you need the ATI Catalyst Contol Center running at all times. On my laptop, that was off in one minute. I see you like things on the taskbar like everyone else.... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: atari8bit@... Posted on: 05/20/08 You are currently: Logged In | Log out
 Damnit ed.... Spiritusindomit@... | 05/20/08 |
  It looks to me... jbaviera@... | 05/20/08 |
Where did I say to disable Superfetch? Ed Bott  | 05/20/08 |
| RE: How to disable a service for good (Taming and Tweaking Windows Vista Se atari8bit@... | 05/20/08 |
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