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Chris
I have a utility program installed.
When windows starts up, I get a message from my firewall that
"<program> is trying to access the internet". Ok, I know what it is trying to do
and why (update its data), and I know it's not anything dubious and I can easily
block it, but just HOW does it do this?
It is not installed as a service.
It is not listed in my startup folder.
It does not appear in the registry under any of the Run, RunOnce, RunOnceEx or
RunServices keys even under an alias (all entries are accounted for).
It does not appear in Services section of WindowsXP Admin tools.
So just how does it "run itself" at windows startup?
Chris.
When windows starts up, I get a message from my firewall that
"<program> is trying to access the internet". Ok, I know what it is trying to do
and why (update its data), and I know it's not anything dubious and I can easily
block it, but just HOW does it do this?
It is not installed as a service.
It is not listed in my startup folder.
It does not appear in the registry under any of the Run, RunOnce, RunOnceEx or
RunServices keys even under an alias (all entries are accounted for).
It does not appear in Services section of WindowsXP Admin tools.
So just how does it "run itself" at windows startup?
Chris.