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Ivan
Hi all.
This question am sure pops up every so often.. Though I'm yet after
reading all replies to thrads made in the past, able to come up with a
straight conclussion..
We're running a server and lsass.exe takes up to about 98% of
resources, causing us to having to reboot it every few days..
If it is a component of the Window OS, then spyware programs (such as
spybot or adaware) would not find it, right?
Is it something needed by Windows or can it be somehow deleted (or,
should it be)..
Thanks to all..
This question am sure pops up every so often.. Though I'm yet after
reading all replies to thrads made in the past, able to come up with a
straight conclussion..
We're running a server and lsass.exe takes up to about 98% of
resources, causing us to having to reboot it every few days..
If it is a component of the Window OS, then spyware programs (such as
spybot or adaware) would not find it, right?
Is it something needed by Windows or can it be somehow deleted (or,
should it be)..
Thanks to all..