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Jack
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      1st Jun 2008
Here is the list:

nod32
procexp
alg
taskmgr
wuauclt
symWSC
FNPLicensingService
vmnetdhcp
msmsgs
vmnat
SMax4
SMax4PNP
atiptaxx
vmware-authd
NAVAPSVC
SMAgent
explorer
mscorsvw
ccPxySVC
usnsvc
spoolsv
sqlservr
guard
wuauclt
AdskScSrv
svchost
svchost (connecting to Bonjour)
ati2evxx
lsass
services
winlogon
csrss
smss
conime
DKService
NISUM
ccEvtMgr
GoogleToolbarNotifier
RCHelper
inetinfo
dsidebar
msnmsgr
ctfmon
TaskSwitch
jusched
GrooveMonitor
avgas
nod32krn
acrotray
nod32kui
ccApp
System
System Idle Process

I have installed quite a lot of programs
Please leave a note for me when you passing by
Thanks
Jack


 
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Pegasus \(MVP\)
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      1st Jun 2008

"Jack" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Here is the list:
>
> nod32
> procexp
> alg
> taskmgr
> wuauclt
> symWSC
> FNPLicensingService
> vmnetdhcp
> msmsgs
> vmnat
> SMax4
> SMax4PNP
> atiptaxx
> vmware-authd
> NAVAPSVC
> SMAgent
> explorer
> mscorsvw
> ccPxySVC
> usnsvc
> spoolsv
> sqlservr
> guard
> wuauclt
> AdskScSrv
> svchost
> svchost (connecting to Bonjour)
> ati2evxx
> lsass
> services
> winlogon
> csrss
> smss
> conime
> DKService
> NISUM
> ccEvtMgr
> GoogleToolbarNotifier
> RCHelper
> inetinfo
> dsidebar
> msnmsgr
> ctfmon
> TaskSwitch
> jusched
> GrooveMonitor
> avgas
> nod32krn
> acrotray
> nod32kui
> ccApp
> System
> System Idle Process
>
> I have installed quite a lot of programs
> Please leave a note for me when you passing by
> Thanks
> Jack


You're the best person to answer this question: It's your machine
and it's you who installed the numerous programs. How should
outsiders know what's legitimate and what isn't?


 
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DL
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      1st Jun 2008

You have both NOD & Symantec security apps - they may cause conflicts if
used to gether

"Jack" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Here is the list:
>
> nod32
> procexp
> alg
> taskmgr
> wuauclt
> symWSC
> FNPLicensingService
> vmnetdhcp
> msmsgs
> vmnat
> SMax4
> SMax4PNP
> atiptaxx
> vmware-authd
> NAVAPSVC
> SMAgent
> explorer
> mscorsvw
> ccPxySVC
> usnsvc
> spoolsv
> sqlservr
> guard
> wuauclt
> AdskScSrv
> svchost
> svchost (connecting to Bonjour)
> ati2evxx
> lsass
> services
> winlogon
> csrss
> smss
> conime
> DKService
> NISUM
> ccEvtMgr
> GoogleToolbarNotifier
> RCHelper
> inetinfo
> dsidebar
> msnmsgr
> ctfmon
> TaskSwitch
> jusched
> GrooveMonitor
> avgas
> nod32krn
> acrotray
> nod32kui
> ccApp
> System
> System Idle Process
>
> I have installed quite a lot of programs
> Please leave a note for me when you passing by
> Thanks
> Jack
>



 
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John Herbster
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      1st Jun 2008

> "Jack" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message



>> Here is the list:
>> nod32, procexp, alg, taskmgr, wuauclt, symWSC, FNPLicensingService, vmnetdhcp, msmsgs, vmnat, SMax4, SMax4PNP, atiptaxx, vmware-authd, NAVAPSVC, SMAgent, explorer, mscorsvw, ccPxySVC, usnsvc, spoolsv, sqlservr, guard, wuauclt, AdskScSrv, svchost, svchost (connecting to Bonjour), ati2evxx, lsass, services, winlogon, csrss, smss, conime, DKService, NISUM, ccEvtMgr, GoogleToolbarNotifier, RCHelper, inetinfo, dsidebar, msnmsgr, ctfmon, TaskSwitch, jusched, GrooveMonitor, avgas, nod32krn, acrotray, nod32kui, ccApp, System, System Idle Process.


>> I have installed quite a lot of programs. ... Thanks, Jack




"Pegasus (MVP)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote

> You're the best person to answer this question: It's your machine
> and it's you who installed the numerous programs. How should
> outsiders know what's legitimate and what isn't?




Jack,

I removed everything that I did not recognize and now my computer will not start.

What should I do next. <g>

Rgds, JohnH

 
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Pegasus \(MVP\)
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      1st Jun 2008
Jack,

I removed everything that I did not recognize and now my computer will not
start.

What should I do next. <g>

Rgds, JohnH

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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545


 
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Daave
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      1st Jun 2008
"Jack" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Here is the list:
>
> nod32
> procexp
> alg
> taskmgr
> wuauclt
> symWSC
> FNPLicensingService
> vmnetdhcp
> msmsgs
> vmnat
> SMax4
> SMax4PNP
> atiptaxx
> vmware-authd
> NAVAPSVC
> SMAgent
> explorer
> mscorsvw
> ccPxySVC
> usnsvc
> spoolsv
> sqlservr
> guard
> wuauclt
> AdskScSrv
> svchost
> svchost (connecting to Bonjour)
> ati2evxx
> lsass
> services
> winlogon
> csrss
> smss
> conime
> DKService
> NISUM
> ccEvtMgr
> GoogleToolbarNotifier
> RCHelper
> inetinfo
> dsidebar
> msnmsgr
> ctfmon
> TaskSwitch
> jusched
> GrooveMonitor
> avgas
> nod32krn
> acrotray
> nod32kui
> ccApp
> System
> System Idle Process
>
> I have installed quite a lot of programs
> Please leave a note for me when you passing by



Your best bet is to use Google and these sites to gather information as
to what they are:

http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup...p#THE_PROGRAMS

http://www.sysinfo.org/startupinfo.html

and

http://www.answersthatwork.com (and click on the Task List button)


 
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