 80+ processes running, what gives??? help :( |
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  Jul 4 2009, 08:30 AM
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alright, so i've built a new rig, installed VISTA 64 ULTIMATE along with a heap of programs / games that i use and now i have approx 80 processes running when i do a fresh boot
 this is not cool i have run CC Cleaner, spybot, adaware and come up with no major problems. have also gone into msconfig (and the one in cc cleaner) and removed any programs i felt unecessary but still, have approx 80 processes. i even have 12 svchost running and no idea why. here is a pic of windows task manager - can you see anything mega strange or suggest stuff that i don't need please??? ----------------------------  
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2 x 24" LG Monitors Intel Core i7 920 with Xigmatek HDT-S1283 ASUS P6T WS PRO OCZ Gold XTC Triple Channel 3x2gig DDR3 1333MHz PC10600 XFX Nvidia GTX 260 core 216 Corsair TX750W Cooler Master 690 HDD Total = 4.5 TB |
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liquidmonkey 80+ processes running, what gives??? help :( Jul 4 2009, 08:30 AM
garmanma Please download and run Process Explorer
http://t... Jul 4 2009, 10:37 AM liquidmonkey thanks for that and as per request...
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DeathStalker A quick answer is because you are running a lot of... Jul 4 2009, 02:29 PM  |
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