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Brett
When I start certain programs, I hear the Network Attached Storage device
(NAS - network hard drive) spin up. These programs are supposed to be
running completely on my machine. I can't find any thing in the programs
that would have access to the NAS. How do I find out which part of a
program is accessing the NAS?
Some example programs are Windows Media Player and Rosetta Stone.
Thanks,
Brett Romero
(NAS - network hard drive) spin up. These programs are supposed to be
running completely on my machine. I can't find any thing in the programs
that would have access to the NAS. How do I find out which part of a
program is accessing the NAS?
Some example programs are Windows Media Player and Rosetta Stone.
Thanks,
Brett Romero