Shoutbox

Hi,

When I play a game, suddenly my game closes and then i see my desktop, then i have to click on the taskbalk again and then i can play on. It does that every 5 minutes, it's like timed. Same when i'm typing in explorer or in msn, suddenly I can't type anymore, because the window went lightblue and then I have to click it blue again (set it on foreground) before i can type on this is strange, and for such stupid things i don't have the courage to format this pc...

There is clearly some program stealing the focus.

Check all your processes for anything out of the ordinary.
(In XP: CTRL-ALT-DEL)

oh god i have so many processes, i don't know, i'll post 2 screenshots of my processes

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Both screenshots overlay eachother, here is the first (i'll do it in posts because my trialversion of globalscape expired)

next screenshot:

Before continuing, sort on second column so all the items with "brecht" are on top (those are the important ones).

ok, I see you already posted them... never mind...

PS 1: 53 processes??? You must be kidding... I'll bet at least 1/3rd you don't need at all...

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
PS 1: 53 processes??? You must be kidding... I'll bet at least 1/3rd you don't need at all...

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I got 67...

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Originally posted by Vilkku
I got 67...

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That's even more rediculus (no pun intended....)

Such amount of processes indicates that you have much stuff running which you don't need at all. Do you exactly know what each process does (the ones with your windows account name besides them)? I bet not though...

and than people wonder why there PC is running slow or why they need 1gb of memory


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anyways, Exca...

Start by listing each and every process you know of and which of you know what program it is and what it exactly does (the ones with "brecht" besides them). eg:
msnmsgr.exe => MSN Messenger
msgplus.exe => Messenger Plus!

I used PC Pit Stop to do a scan on some of the processes that I wasn't aware of what they were. (it seems as though you are using a tablet pc) A bunch of processes are related to shortcut buttons, journal viewer, touchpad, etc.

Two processes that I am unsure of are tclock.exe and t00jiv7h.exe

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Originally posted by CookieRevised

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Originally posted by Vilkku
I got 67...

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That's even more rediculus (no pun intended....)

Such amount of processes indicates that you have much stuff running which you don't need at all. Do you exactly know what each process does (the ones with your windows account name besides them)? I bet not though...

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It's true, I don't have any idea what the most are My computer is not slow, so I don't think it's adware.

here we go;

-wisptis.exe      -> Windows Ink Services Platform Tablet Input Subsystem
-explorer.exe    -> windows explorer
-SMax4PNP       -> Internet clams SoundMAX audio drivers (my soundcard).
-taskmgr           -> the window with processes i'm viewing
-AGRSMMSG      -> softmodem assistant
-Apoint              -> touchpad driver
-jusched           -> seems to check if there are javaplatform updates
-HP Wireless Assistent -> seems logic to me
-hpwuschd2      -> Hewlett Packard Update Scheduler
-qttask              -> quicktime icon in systemtray
-ccapp               -> Symantec Common Client CC App (norton av)
-eabservr          -> Classification of eabservr.exe: System Process
-hkcmd              -> cofigures intel devices
-igfxpers           -> igfxpers.exe is a process associated with the Common User Interface module from Intel.
-msgplus           ->
-t00jiv7h           -> from this one a have no clue, no internet results
-ctfmon              -> part of the Microsoft Office suite
-ApntEx              -> apls touchpaddriver
-agc                   -> screen color&contrast changer (improves lcd's much)
-wincinemamgr  -> Intervideo Wincinema manager
-Tclock               -> adds data and day in systemtray
-msnmsgr          -> msn
-IEXPLORE         -> internetexplorer
-igfxsrvc             -> Intel Graphics Accelerator Helper Module (graphics 'card')

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Originally posted by MeEtc
I used PC Pit Stop to do a scan on some of the processes that I wasn't aware of what they were. (it seems as though you are using a tablet pc) A bunch of processes are related to shortcut buttons, journal viewer, touchpad, etc.

Two processes that I am unsure of are tclock.exe and t00jiv7h.exe

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you're totally right. Only tclock is one of my favorite programs