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What is the purpose of the folder "cmmon32" in windows/system32?
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Doug Knox MS-MVP
Doesn't exist on my system.
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sli
I'm not an MVP, but this is the Microsoft Connection Manager Monitor. SomeStar said:What is the purpose of the folder "cmmon32" in windows/system32?
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ISPs provide it with their Internet dialler. If it's running in the
background your performance may improve if you end it - see if affects your
Internet connection.
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sli said:I'm not an MVP, but this is the Microsoft Connection Manager Monitor. Some
ISPs provide it with their Internet dialler. If it's running in the
background your performance may improve if you end it - see if affects your
Internet connection.
Oooh, thanks, this is precisely the reason I asked, I was wondering if I
could disable it for this very reason., which leads into another tale too
long to tell, heh, heh. Disabling does not affect my connection thus far in
my - uhm, "experimenting".
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Maureen Goldman
sli said:I'm not an MVP, but this is the Microsoft Connection Manager Monitor. Some
ISPs provide it with their Internet dialler. If it's running in the
background your performance may improve if you end it - see if affects your
Internet connection.
Does it show up in the task manager if it's running?
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sli
Maureen said:Does it show up in the task manager if it's running?
Under processes, cmmon32.exe