PortReporter Tool.

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I just downloaded and unzipped PortReporter tool.

According to http://support.microsoft.com/?id=837243 it is suggested,
before installing, to "Quit all programs that are running on the computer,
including the Services tool and Event Viewer in Administrative Tools."

Well, I found Event Viewer and Services in the Administrator Tools panel but
don't know how to I quit these applications.

In 'Services (Local)' panel I neither can find 'Service Tool' or 'Event
Viewer' but only 'Event Log'.

How can I quit/disable 'Service Tools' and 'Event Viewer' ?

TIA.........................Kayman.
 
Replied to [Kayman]s message :
I just downloaded and unzipped PortReporter tool.

According to http://support.microsoft.com/?id=837243 it is suggested,
before installing, to "Quit all programs that are running on the computer,
including the Services tool and Event Viewer in Administrative Tools."
Click to expand...


That is about the tools located in administrative tools (Control Panel >
Administrative tools)

For example,
service tools = Component Serrvices, Services etc..
Event Viewer = Event Viewer


→ Ayush [ Good :-) Luck ]
 
Replied to [Kayman]s message :
I just downloaded and unzipped PortReporter tool.

According to http://support.microsoft.com/?id=837243 it is suggested,
before installing, to "Quit all programs that are running on the computer,
including the Services tool and Event Viewer in Administrative Tools."

Well, I found Event Viewer and Services in the Administrator Tools panel but
don't know how to I quit these applications.

In 'Services (Local)' panel I neither can find 'Service Tool' or 'Event
Viewer' but only 'Event Log'.

How can I quit/disable 'Service Tools' and 'Event Viewer' ?

TIA.........................Kayman.
Click to expand...


That means if they are running, quit them. If not, OK
 
"Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com"> wrote in message
Replied to [Kayman]s message :
I just downloaded and unzipped PortReporter tool.

According to http://support.microsoft.com/?id=837243 it is suggested,
before installing, to "Quit all programs that are running on the
computer,
including the Services tool and Event Viewer in Administrative Tools."
Click to expand...


That is about the tools located in administrative tools (Control Panel >
Administrative tools)

For example,
service tools = Component Serrvices, Services etc..
Event Viewer = Event Viewer


Thanks for response Ayush.

I want to get this right; So I need to disable ALL services which are
currently running, such as Application Layer, Application Manager, Automatic
Updates plus about 40 other services.
 
Replied to [Kayman]s message :
Thanks for response Ayush.

I want to get this right; So I need to disable ALL services which are
currently running, such as Application Layer, Application Manager, Automatic
Updates plus about 40 other services.
Click to expand...


NO...NO...NO

You have to quit the windows of service and event viewer if they are open ...NOTHING ELSE
 
Thanks :)

"Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com"> wrote in message
Replied to [Kayman]s message :
Thanks for response Ayush.

I want to get this right; So I need to disable ALL services which are
currently running, such as Application Layer, Application Manager,
Automatic
Updates plus about 40 other services.
Click to expand...


NO...NO...NO

You have to quit the windows of service and event viewer if they are open
....NOTHING ELSE
 
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