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| | Windows Disk Diagnostic User Resolver Hi: I ran Autoruns for Windows and under Task Scheduler it has Windows Disk Diagnostic User Resolver with a Red Circle with a White X inside of it. Image Path C:\Windows\System32\dfdwiz.exe What concerns me most is that it is "Unticked" to autorun. a. Should I have this item ticked to run? b. If so what has caused it to become unticked and now apparently is not running? c. What are the consequences of placing a tick back beside it to enable it to run? In the past few days I had some erratic computer problems, but has now seemed to have settled down. Thanks, ColTom2 |
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| | Re: Windows Disk Diagnostic User Resolver On Mon, 27 Jul 2009 20:56:39 -0400, ColTom2 wrote: Quote: > Hi: > > I ran Autoruns for Windows and under Task Scheduler it has Windows Disk > Diagnostic User Resolver with a Red Circle with a White X inside of it. > Image Path C:\Windows\System32\dfdwiz.exe > > What concerns me most is that it is "Unticked" to autorun. > > a. Should I have this item ticked to run? > > b. If so what has caused it to become unticked and now apparently is not > running? > > c. What are the consequences of placing a tick back beside it to enable it > to run? > > In the past few days I had some erratic computer problems, but has now > seemed to have settled down. > > Thanks, > > ColTom2 If so, I have the same entry with the same disabled flag, but my computer is running fine with no problems no problems no problems no pr Joking aside: for maximum safety, just leave it alone. -- Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom |
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| | Re: Windows Disk Diagnostic User Resolver Hi Gene: Are you saying that there is NO check beside the entry Windows Disk Diagnostic User Resolver listed under the Scheduled Tasks Tab? I just want to confirm because this is the only one of many listed items that DOES NOT have a check beside it. If I had another Vista computer I could easily tell. Thanks, ColTom2 "Gene E. Bloch" <not-me@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:189gh7fr7ctlv.ns3oqf1pn9iq$.dlg@xxxxxx On Mon, 27 Jul 2009 20:56:39 -0400, ColTom2 wrote: Quote: > Hi: > > I ran Autoruns for Windows and under Task Scheduler it has Windows Disk > Diagnostic User Resolver with a Red Circle with a White X inside of it. > Image Path C:\Windows\System32\dfdwiz.exe > > What concerns me most is that it is "Unticked" to autorun. > > a. Should I have this item ticked to run? > > b. If so what has caused it to become unticked and now apparently is not > running? > > c. What are the consequences of placing a tick back beside it to enable > it > to run? > > In the past few days I had some erratic computer problems, but has now > seemed to have settled down. > > Thanks, > > ColTom2 If so, I have the same entry with the same disabled flag, but my computer is running fine with no problems no problems no problems no pr Joking aside: for maximum safety, just leave it alone. -- Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom |
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| | Re: Windows Disk Diagnostic User Resolver Well, I hadn't checked the checkbox, so I just checked. The box is unchecked. Honestly, I thought the red X covered that, so I was careless :-) I have many unchecked items in my computer's Autoruns, a significant number of which start with the word "VAIO". I did that myself, of course. On Tue, 28 Jul 2009 09:43:47 -0400, ColTom2 wrote: Quote: > Hi Gene: > > Are you saying that there is NO check beside the entry Windows Disk > Diagnostic User Resolver listed under the Scheduled Tasks Tab? > > I just want to confirm because this is the only one of many listed items > that DOES NOT have a check beside it. If I had another Vista computer I > could easily tell. > > Thanks, > > ColTom2 > > > > > "Gene E. Bloch" <not-me@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:189gh7fr7ctlv.ns3oqf1pn9iq$.dlg@xxxxxx > On Mon, 27 Jul 2009 20:56:39 -0400, ColTom2 wrote: > Quote: >> Hi: >> >> I ran Autoruns for Windows and under Task Scheduler it has Windows Disk >> Diagnostic User Resolver with a Red Circle with a White X inside of it. >> Image Path C:\Windows\System32\dfdwiz.exe >> >> What concerns me most is that it is "Unticked" to autorun. >> >> a. Should I have this item ticked to run? >> >> b. If so what has caused it to become unticked and now apparently is not >> running? >> >> c. What are the consequences of placing a tick back beside it to enable >> it >> to run? >> >> In the past few days I had some erratic computer problems, but has now >> seemed to have settled down. >> >> Thanks, >> >> ColTom2 > Do you mean the "Scheduled Tasks" tab? > > If so, I have the same entry with the same disabled flag, but my computer > is running fine with no problems no problems no problems no pr > > Joking aside: for maximum safety, just leave it alone. -- Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom |
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| | Re: Windows Disk Diagnostic User Resolver Thanks for replying! "Gene E. Bloch" <not-me@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:3g9p53670t0a$.5n5rbjjls1iz.dlg@xxxxxx Well, I hadn't checked the checkbox, so I just checked. The box is unchecked. Honestly, I thought the red X covered that, so I was careless :-) I have many unchecked items in my computer's Autoruns, a significant number of which start with the word "VAIO". I did that myself, of course. On Tue, 28 Jul 2009 09:43:47 -0400, ColTom2 wrote: Quote: > Hi Gene: > > Are you saying that there is NO check beside the entry Windows Disk > Diagnostic User Resolver listed under the Scheduled Tasks Tab? > > I just want to confirm because this is the only one of many listed items > that DOES NOT have a check beside it. If I had another Vista computer I > could easily tell. > > Thanks, > > ColTom2 > > > > > "Gene E. Bloch" <not-me@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:189gh7fr7ctlv.ns3oqf1pn9iq$.dlg@xxxxxx > On Mon, 27 Jul 2009 20:56:39 -0400, ColTom2 wrote: > Quote: >> Hi: >> >> I ran Autoruns for Windows and under Task Scheduler it has Windows Disk >> Diagnostic User Resolver with a Red Circle with a White X inside of it. >> Image Path C:\Windows\System32\dfdwiz.exe >> >> What concerns me most is that it is "Unticked" to autorun. >> >> a. Should I have this item ticked to run? >> >> b. If so what has caused it to become unticked and now apparently is >> not >> running? >> >> c. What are the consequences of placing a tick back beside it to enable >> it >> to run? >> >> In the past few days I had some erratic computer problems, but has now >> seemed to have settled down. >> >> Thanks, >> >> ColTom2 > Do you mean the "Scheduled Tasks" tab? > > If so, I have the same entry with the same disabled flag, but my computer > is running fine with no problems no problems no problems no pr > > Joking aside: for maximum safety, just leave it alone. -- Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom |
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