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One Svchost.exe process can control one or more services. Task Manager shows the memory usage for one process, not for each service. Perhaps the memory usage for each service can be pulled up as well. I don't know. Post your question on the Tweaking.com forum. http://www.tweaking....orums/index.php

New version of the Svchost Look up tool available (v1.1.0). A Svchost.exe process can control e.g. 4 (running) services. Then these 4 services have the same PID but have a different (Svchost.exe) start switch and different names. This tool combines the info from two Task Manager tabs called "Processes" and "Services". (Win 7). http://www.tweaking....ookup_tool.html And we're working on an improved version of Windows Repair.

I am "kinda anal" ???? OMG. Glad to know this "path" bug is going to be fixed .

WARNING for users of Windows Repair (v1.9.6) (from www.Tweaking.com): the program contains a bug that can lead to repairs failing and unpredictable repair results. The bug is NOT "hiding" in one of the repairs itself but in the GUI. The program still can be used but the user has to keep two things in mind: 1. Don't use/try the "Beta Repairs" !!! 2. When the user has left the main repair window and wants to go back to that window to do some more repairs then the user MUST restart the program. Otherwise a number of repairs won't be executed or/and repairs will fail. I DO hope this bug gets fixed in the very near future in v1.9.7

How ironic: software that is designed to fight malware is infected with malware !

New program out at www.tweaking.com: http://www.tweaking.com/content/page/tweaking_com_svchost_exe_lookup_tool.html It gives the user more info on that mysterious process called "Svchost.exe".

Yes, but that light is located on the side of my laptop and therefore it isn't visible when I use my computer.

DiskLED Nice little tool that monitors harddisk activity. And when the computer accesses the harddisk then the DiskLed system tray icon lights up. When my laptop (Win 7) goes through the start up procedure (e.g. MS Security Essentials) then for the first 1 or 2 (3 ??) minutes this system tray icon constantly lights up revealing constant disk access/heavy disk usage. When the icon no longer constantly is lit then I know that my computer is completely at my disposal and will start to respond (almost) instantly to mouseclicks. http://helgeklein.com/ http://helgeklein.com/free-tools/ For the time being, this is the best and - above all - simplest diskmonitoring tool I came across.

A number of tasks are executed by Task Scheduler (TS) and TS is acting weird. According to one forum TS in Win 7 still has one or more bugs. I hope MS will come up with a bug fix for TS, ASAP. So, I'll have update a number of programs manually. Perhaps I shouldn't MSE allow to use so much CPU time. Perhaps I can finetune MSE and TS. Don't know what to make of it. BTW: MSE updates seem to be fully "back on track".

I installed MSE on Win 7 in oktober 2012 and since then it intercepted and quarantained "malware" about 8 times. The only thing I don't like too much is that since installation that it takes my laptop more time to finish the start up procedure (=heavy disk usage). And then - at least - one task that is supposed to run upon start up simply doesn't run.

Thanks Hazelnut. I will add that MS internet page to my favourite links. One can always use it as a backup.

I agree with Hazelnut that even Microsoft won't "rule the computerworld" for ever. But when this guy is correct then MS could have prepared itself better for the (ever)changing world of computers. It clearly seems that MS (and Steve Ballmer) became too complacent. Microsoft can go the same route as Kodak. They invented the digital camera but the consumers weren't ready (yet) and they missed out on this development.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/01/22/microsoft-book-idUSL1N0AR00I20130122

That's what you get when GOOGLE uses a car without a driver with his/her hands on the wheel.

@alan_b: What consequences ? Wasn't Windows able to execute the programs in that folder ? Nevertheless, I subscribed to the GAOTD. Perhaps some nice software will be given away for free in the future.

Windows Repair v1.9.5. released. www.tweaking.com In previous versions, under "Set Services to Default" three services were overlooked.

I have a number of questions for the readers of this thread: - How often did you hear about problems with Adobe's Flash and Shockwave ? - How many times were those problems solved by simply re-registering the appropriate files ? If Adobe's Shockwave is still heavily used then it would make sense to add a special "repair job" in a program called "Windows Repair".

Adobe's Flash is used by (almost) everyone. But how many users have Shockwave installed ? Is it still relevant ? About the differences between Flash and Shockwave: http://www.askdavetaylor.com/the_difference_between_flash_and_shockwave.html http://www.howstuffworks.com/web-animation6.htm

Everything is not prefect. It overlooks files.

I use Windows Explorer that comes/came with Win XP and Win 7. Yes, I agree with Hazelnut, boring. Besides that I use ExplorerXP in about 10% of the time when I want to access/retrieve files in/from folders that can't be accessed with Windows Explorer. ExplorerXP goes beyond where Win Explorer stops. If I could I would transfer the Win XP file manager to my Win 7 laptop. Win XP's file manager has some features I sorely miss in Win 7. Does anyone know how to "copy"/install the Win XP file manager to Win 7 ?? Perhaps Superfast has a solution ? Are there better filemanagers than win Explorer ? I am open to suggestions.

New version of "Repair Windows" (v1.9.4) available. A preliminary view suggests that it tackles/repairs a number of Windows problems (much) better than the previous version(s). Beta Testers needed for the improved "Repair System Restore" feature. This new feature is - for the time being (???) - not available for Win XP. http://www.tweaking.com/ Post your comments here: http://www.tweaking....opic,706.0.html

Send MrT a personal message and ask for instructions. He knows who the translator for the Croatian language files is. That's a good way to start. http://forum.pirifor...?showuser=14762 One shouldn't always blame the translator. There's a limit to the amount of characters that can be used for the translation of a text string. Using too much characters means an increased risk that text strings are truncated.

And post your suggestions/comments/experiences in this thread: http://www.tweaking....opic,706.0.html

There's a new version out of "Windows Repair". The newest addition is the repair of "System Restore". And Shane needs Beta testers for this new feature. http://www.tweaking.com/

Some suggestions: Did this occur with a previous version of CC as well ? Untick every box. Then tick one by one a group of boxes and run CC. This is how you can narrow down which group cleans those settings. When you know which group is responsible then you can narrow it down even more by ticking one box at a time and run CC again.