found this process running in XP task mgr.\nCan someone tell me what this process is all about...\nMany Thanks.
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the only pages I could find it on were all forein languages, could not understand, but in one particular post, I did see this recommended, I know I have used it for the vx2 virus.\nhere is a normal page you can read about the program, and what it does, I guess it removes it, seems to part of the vx2 virus\nhttp://forums.techguy.org/security/345137-difficult-problem-fixes.html
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Aye matey. It is running most likely.\nTry deactivating it first. Just chuck it and then clean up registry with a registry cleaner. I know many would say DON'T!!.. maybe they are right but I think it's the only way that does not involve someone that actually knows what he's doing. >:-)
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try using Process Explorer located on www.sysinternals.com.  It's a free stand-alone utility that acts like task manager but more powerful.  You may see the program running this way
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That's called passing the buck.  Oh, that's a windows problem.  No one will admit we made a programming error.\n\nAt any rate...start, control panel, add/remove and look for pathways there.  If it is, repair if that option is there, and try again.  If not, choose remove.\n\nReboot, and download the program again.  If the problem continues after that, check compatibility to make sure it actually runs on XP or perhaps is designed for a different operating system.
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You are supposed to have a bunch of things running under processes. The vast majority of those things are windows processes. If you think there are programs running that shouldn't be, get a spyware/malware remover such as SpyBot, or AdAware. Another good thing to do is go into Add/Remove programs, and "Remove" anything that you don't use. Just make sure you find out what it is before you remove it. It's not unusual to have that many processes running...in fact, right now I have over 50.
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lmao....you closed winows explorer..........just reboot\n\nbut you can open task mgr.. go to file then run new task\nthen hit browse  navigate to the windows folder in c drive\n\nfind exporer.exe.(the lil computer screen) thats it
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IT all depends on the OS your using since its completely different syntax on either OS..\n \nLook into the fork() system calls if your using UNIX\n\nor the PROCESS CLASS if your using windows...\n\nhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process(VS.80).aspx
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As per my knowledge there is no such folder callled Profiles in Windows XP. Can you tell the location of this folder? It could be possible that this Profiles folder belongs to some software instead.\n\n\nCheers,\nManish
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This has nothing to do with Computer Programming.  This is a totally screwed up Windows XP system.  Backup your files you want to save and reload Windows XP from scratch.  then reinstall all your programs and data.
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Dont think you can get around this - it is one of the main features/ benefits of XP Pro.\n\nSorry -
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it is illigal to run multiple pc's using xp\n\nmicrosoft are now checking for illigal copies when you update\nif found you will be asked to buy a new copy but they dont do anything more than give you an anoying pop up
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Windows probs finks u need it or has just not updated in task manager. try restart. if not leave it. windows does normally do the best thing for speed
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Will this help?\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=STP+file+with+window+XP&btnG=Search&meta=
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This usually happens when Windows XP is busy with another applications or processes.  Sometimes wait awhile will get it back, but more often a restart should fix the problem.
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I'm guessing it was the Corporate Edition of XP Pro. Was this as an upgrade on top of the existing XP Pro?  Not sure why anyone would do that? I would save all of your data to another disk or CD then start over.
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I will tell you. When the machine restarts, it will ask you to "Press any key to run setup..." or something similar. Do not press anything at this moment. Then the setup will continue itself. If you press any key, then you will be looping the XP setup.
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I agree with Dusty.  Seems like a trojan, or at least spyware.\nAll of his download suggestions are good.  I would recommend a visit to PC Pitstop first, though.  If it's a trojan, it may interfere with downloading, so an online scan like PC Pitstop would be an alternative.  It will also give you a good idea of your machine's performance, along with processes running (a good clue to virii and spyware), and a relative comparison with other computers similarly equipped.\n\nThe other suggestion about "Hijack This" is also good.  This program will give you detailed information about all processes running, including those that may be hidden from the Task Manager.  Please avail yourself of the experienced community of Hijack This users so you don't end up deleting something by mistake that is essential to your computer's operation.\n\nSites listed below are PCPitstop, Download.com (HijackThis page), Spybot S&D, and Merijn.org (excellent anti-spyware resource.\nGood luck!