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Culprit SVCHost blues continued...

related to my earlier post on the SVCHost blues, well, i haven't yet found a soultion for the same!
in the meanwhile i started getting issues with my network maps being unable to connect...
whenever i try to connect to a mapped drive i used to get a "the drive could not be mapped as no network was found" message!

doing a google, this site helped me
in fixing the issue.

Now this issue has been casued by the failure of "Workstation" Service - which is stopped (thanks to svchost) when i kill the
culprit svchost manually, that takes away 100% of my cpu atleast twice a day.

Also this kills my "Windows Audio" service there by silencing my system.

Stupid concept of running multiple services by a single SVCHost!
Hats off to the designer. Wish atleast there was a log for the SVCHost instances and the services so i can figure out the culprit service and disable it.


Windowz :: Development :: Tools
Sivaramasundar

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