J
Jen
I have a user who has a runaway process called tsdanage.
I am unfamiliar with this process. This user had stumble
on a bad website that install various adware/spyware
products and a virus.
On startup, the tsdanage process initiates at takes 100%
of the CPU. It drastically slows the computer down
because of it's CPU utilitzation. The only short term
solution is to end this process. I don't know where this
process came from and can't get rid of it. I can't find
any other referenced to this particular process. I have
run adware/spyware software and antivirus software and
still can't get rid of it. No other users on the network
have this process on their machine. Any help would be
great!
I am unfamiliar with this process. This user had stumble
on a bad website that install various adware/spyware
products and a virus.
On startup, the tsdanage process initiates at takes 100%
of the CPU. It drastically slows the computer down
because of it's CPU utilitzation. The only short term
solution is to end this process. I don't know where this
process came from and can't get rid of it. I can't find
any other referenced to this particular process. I have
run adware/spyware software and antivirus software and
still can't get rid of it. No other users on the network
have this process on their machine. Any help would be
great!