I am getting this error on Windows XP too. I am logged on as administrator. At least in Windows Vista onwards we would need to ensure 'Run as administrator' manually even from the admin account. What is the workaround for Windows XP?
AFAIK the tool does not make any changes to your system. It just inspects and queries your system registry and operating systems on the various processes running and summarizes you the same.
Thanks for this tool. I used to wonder what is causing my system svchost.exe to gobble up such high amounts of memory and CPU cycles without any clue. Now armed with this tool, I can precisely zero down on the culprit-application.
i was just wondering if the tool has features to unload DLLs I don't require and/or stop services that are unnecessarily hogging on memory. Any help or pointers please?
I have using this tool but have a question please.
svchosts is burning around 90% of my CPU
I use this tool to see what processes are running under this particular svchosts PID sesstion. I can see several applications listed all of which are "active" and have a green tick.
However it does not show me which application or applications listed it the one/s responsible for burning the CPU time, which is what I am interested in.
Am I missing some thing? or does this utility not show the individual CPU time taken up by each of the processes listed under the svchosts process
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Very good tool. Definitely
Very good tool. Definitely helpful while analyzing a system.
Aniket
SvcHost analyzing
Run on Windows XP X64 SP2 v.2003
Show this Error Message :
Access denied, Run As Administrator
Follow Instruction Run As Administrator
i got same error :
Access denied, Run As Administrator
Just run on win 32 bit ?
RE: SvcHost analyzing
I am getting this error on Windows XP too. I am logged on as administrator. At least in Windows Vista onwards we would need to ensure 'Run as administrator' manually even from the admin account. What is the workaround for Windows XP?
I would like to know a little more about this before running it.
Any info?
"Trust, but verify."
RE: I would like to know a little more about this before running
AFAIK the tool does not make any changes to your system. It just inspects and queries your system registry and operating systems on the various processes running and summarizes you the same.
Thanks for this tool!
Thanks for this tool. I used to wonder what is causing my system svchost.exe to gobble up such high amounts of memory and CPU cycles without any clue. Now armed with this tool, I can precisely zero down on the culprit-application.
How to unload DLLs or stop services from within this tool?
i was just wondering if the tool has features to unload DLLs I don't require and/or stop services that are unnecessarily hogging on memory. Any help or pointers please?
I have using this tool but
I have using this tool but have a question please.
svchosts is burning around 90% of my CPU
I use this tool to see what processes are running under this particular svchosts PID sesstion. I can see several applications listed all of which are "active" and have a green tick.
However it does not show me which application or applications listed it the one/s responsible for burning the CPU time, which is what I am interested in.
Am I missing some thing? or does this utility not show the individual CPU time taken up by each of the processes listed under the svchosts process
Thanks
Ernest.Brant@lv.com
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