How can I find the parent that is using spooler to access the next
continuously?



This should not be happening.
Also, I posted this once before, but it never posted to the group for some
reason.

Thanks,
C

I should also have pointed out that sysinternals contains a utility called
autoruns which will tell you how processes got started - did they get
started in the startup folders, the registry, etc. You can also stop a
process from starting by simply removing a check mark beside its name and
later you can place a check mark to cause the process to run again.

Tyro

"Chippy" <chipme@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> How can I find the parent that is using spooler to access the next
> continuously?
>
> This should not be happening.
> Also, I posted this once before, but it never posted to the group for some
> reason.
>
> Thanks,
> C

Thank you!
C

"Tyro" <Tyro@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I should also have pointed out that sysinternals contains a utility called
>autoruns which will tell you how processes got started - did they get
>started in the startup folders, the registry, etc. You can also stop a
>process from starting by simply removing a check mark beside its name and
>later you can place a check mark to cause the process to run again.
>
> Tyro
>
> "Chippy" <chipme@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:0C778556-042F-49C6-81DF-43292FF6FD7D@xxxxxx

>> How can I find the parent that is using spooler to access the next
>> continuously?
>>
>> This should not be happening.
>> Also, I posted this once before, but it never posted to the group for
>> some reason.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> C

>

I went and was not able to find any such utility or program there.
C

"Tyro" <Tyro@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:dXR7l.10332$D32.3194@xxxxxx

>I should also have pointed out that sysinternals contains a utility called
>autoruns which will tell you how processes got started - did they get
>started in the startup folders, the registry, etc. You can also stop a
>process from starting by simply removing a check mark beside its name and
>later you can place a check mark to cause the process to run again.
>
> Tyro
>
> "Chippy" <chipme@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:0C778556-042F-49C6-81DF-43292FF6FD7D@xxxxxx

>> How can I find the parent that is using spooler to access the next
>> continuously?
>>
>> This should not be happening.
>> Also, I posted this once before, but it never posted to the group for
>> some reason.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> C

>

Searching for sysinternals at MS results in:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...c5a693683.aspx

Tyro

"Chippy" <chipme@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B0E6D202-B98C-43A9-A95D-7D010ED4E3BB@xxxxxx

> I went and was not able to find any such utility or program there.
> C
>
> "Tyro" <Tyro@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:dXR7l.10332$D32.3194@xxxxxx

>>I should also have pointed out that sysinternals contains a utility called
>>autoruns which will tell you how processes got started - did they get
>>started in the startup folders, the registry, etc. You can also stop a
>>process from starting by simply removing a check mark beside its name and
>>later you can place a check mark to cause the process to run again.
>>
>> Tyro
>>
>> "Chippy" <chipme@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:0C778556-042F-49C6-81DF-43292FF6FD7D@xxxxxx

>>> How can I find the parent that is using spooler to access the next
>>> continuously?
>>>
>>> This should not be happening.
>>> Also, I posted this once before, but it never posted to the group for
>>> some reason.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> C

>>

>

Thanks for your help, but I really don't see how it got started.
I also don't understand why it just recently started accessing the net
constantly.

C

"Tyro" <Tyro@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:YXS7l.10340$D32.1521@xxxxxx

> Searching for sysinternals at MS results in:
> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...c5a693683.aspx
>
> Tyro
>
> "Chippy" <chipme@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:B0E6D202-B98C-43A9-A95D-7D010ED4E3BB@xxxxxx

>> I went and was not able to find any such utility or program there.
>> C
>>
>> "Tyro" <Tyro@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:dXR7l.10332$D32.3194@xxxxxx

>>>I should also have pointed out that sysinternals contains a utility
>>>called autoruns which will tell you how processes got started - did they
>>>get started in the startup folders, the registry, etc. You can also stop
>>>a process from starting by simply removing a check mark beside its name
>>>and later you can place a check mark to cause the process to run again.
>>>
>>> Tyro
>>>
>>> "Chippy" <chipme@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:0C778556-042F-49C6-81DF-43292FF6FD7D@xxxxxx
>>>> How can I find the parent that is using spooler to access the next
>>>> continuously?
>>>>
>>>> This should not be happening.
>>>> Also, I posted this once before, but it never posted to the group for
>>>> some reason.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> C
>>>

>>