AestheticDeath
07-19-2008, 02:54 AM
Ok, so I never got around to swapping Vista over to XP.
But I am still not happy with the way it works. For those of you that have it:
How many processes does your computer run?
Mine is running upwards of 58-62 at any given time. It seems like WAY TOO MANY.
I have 11 svchost.exe's running. At the same time. Now I have no real clue WTF it is, but none of my other comps have ever run that many of them.
I have two taskeng.exe...
I have two rundll32.exe
I have two csrss.exe
I tried removing some things, and starting in safe mode, several different things I have no real clue how to do, something I turned off, turned the speakers off too, so I went back to the default settings.
How do I cut out all the extra crap that's running?
And what exactly is the damn thing doing when it just starts making all kinds of processing noises all by itself? I read on a vista wiki thing, it constantly makes shadow copies or files, like daily... Can I turn that off?
What else does it do by itself, that I can turn off? I really don't like hearing my computer doing things I didn't tell it to do.
Am I going to have to go buy one of those freaking 3000 page books on Vista to learn about it just to use it?
But I am still not happy with the way it works. For those of you that have it:
How many processes does your computer run?
Mine is running upwards of 58-62 at any given time. It seems like WAY TOO MANY.
I have 11 svchost.exe's running. At the same time. Now I have no real clue WTF it is, but none of my other comps have ever run that many of them.
I have two taskeng.exe...
I have two rundll32.exe
I have two csrss.exe
I tried removing some things, and starting in safe mode, several different things I have no real clue how to do, something I turned off, turned the speakers off too, so I went back to the default settings.
How do I cut out all the extra crap that's running?
And what exactly is the damn thing doing when it just starts making all kinds of processing noises all by itself? I read on a vista wiki thing, it constantly makes shadow copies or files, like daily... Can I turn that off?
What else does it do by itself, that I can turn off? I really don't like hearing my computer doing things I didn't tell it to do.
Am I going to have to go buy one of those freaking 3000 page books on Vista to learn about it just to use it?