lingl9z
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You wouldn't have a problem if u had a computer like mine...
that looks like a super computer!!! how much it set you back =]
PC icon query - What is it?
- Thread starter ady_glanza
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that looks like a super computer!!! how much it set you back =]
ady_glanza
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Here is a list of them, sorry but i'm not registered with Photobucket so i thought i'd quickly type them.
UNS
naPrdMgr
svnhost
ZenRem32
NALNTSRV
mdm
VsTakMgr
McShield
Frameworkservice
WMRUNDLL
LMS
FireSvc
atchksrv
spoolsv
svchost
xtangent
lsass
services
winlogon
csrss
smss
WM
Firetray
Mctray
ctfmon
qttask
iprntgln
iprntctl
taskmgr
igfxsrvc
shstat
igfxpers
hdcmd
smax4pnp
tfswctrl
UdaterUI
nwtray
dpmw32
sapisvr
These are all .exe files
Thanks
UNS
naPrdMgr
svnhost
ZenRem32
NALNTSRV
mdm
VsTakMgr
McShield
Frameworkservice
WMRUNDLL
LMS
FireSvc
atchksrv
spoolsv
svchost
xtangent
lsass
services
winlogon
csrss
smss
WM
Firetray
Mctray
ctfmon
qttask
iprntgln
iprntctl
taskmgr
igfxsrvc
shstat
igfxpers
hdcmd
smax4pnp
tfswctrl
UdaterUI
nwtray
dpmw32
sapisvr
These are all .exe files
Thanks
Cornish-Glanza
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if the process is only activated on shut down - no amount of screenshots of task manager will help you. If your IT infrastructure is half decent (which i would have thought it would be if you have an 'IT dept') then you should have firewalls/dmz's in place that should block any virus's etc.
its probably just a group policy that comes into effect on shut down or something similiar - the icon can be whatever the IT dept choose/create.
its probably just a group policy that comes into effect on shut down or something similiar - the icon can be whatever the IT dept choose/create.
milloman
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Personally see no problem with that list and i googled the ones i wasn't sure of, only to find out they're windows services... fail on my part!
Only thing i can think of... could be part of the shut down feature of your firewall... what is it, McAffee i'm guessing (from McTray.exe)??
and i googled the ones i wasn't sure of, only to find out they're windows services... fail on my part!Only thing i can think of... could be part of the shut down feature of your firewall... what is it, McAffee i'm guessing (from McTray.exe)??
milloman
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Uh-oh... i didn't read about the 'it dept' part and thought it was your home PC, fool!!
Yeah as Cornish-Glanza says it's most definately a network related thing! Logoff scripting perhaps, either way it almost definately isn't anythin to worry about (IF as Cornish-Glanza says it's a decent infrastructure)
Yeah as Cornish-Glanza says it's most definately a network related thing! Logoff scripting perhaps, either way it almost definately isn't anythin to worry about (IF as Cornish-Glanza says it's a decent infrastructure)
ady_glanza
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thanks for all the info
However as i mentioned could it be something that is recording the websites we go on as it is on a work computer (and i only tend to go on here, facebook and hotmail and bbc sport). I assume that as it shows a flashing red and green eye on the rabbit meaning that is it spying on you and remains hidden whilst your on the computer so that you dont click on and try to delete it.
I'm tempted to ask around the office, but if they don't have it and i do then they may get a bit suspicious as to why i've got it on mine.
Thanks
However as i mentioned could it be something that is recording the websites we go on as it is on a work computer (and i only tend to go on here, facebook and hotmail and bbc sport). I assume that as it shows a flashing red and green eye on the rabbit meaning that is it spying on you and remains hidden whilst your on the computer so that you dont click on and try to delete it.
I'm tempted to ask around the office, but if they don't have it and i do then they may get a bit suspicious as to why i've got it on mine.
Thanks
milloman
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Could be a conspiracy ;-)
Chances are you're definately accessing the internet thru a proxy, which means it'll all be being logged! Number of ways to check if you are, some easier than others, but google will tell you how to do the easy ones
Yeah see what the word on the street is - if anyone asks about a system i've implemented (i'm in the IT dept!) then i'd be glad to tell them what it is and be pleased they've shown an interest, so don't be scared of them and just ask what it does
Chances are you're definately accessing the internet thru a proxy, which means it'll all be being logged! Number of ways to check if you are, some easier than others, but google will tell you how to do the easy ones
Yeah see what the word on the street is - if anyone asks about a system i've implemented (i'm in the IT dept!) then i'd be glad to tell them what it is and be pleased they've shown an interest, so don't be scared of them and just ask what it does
ady_glanza
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Could be a conspiracy ;-)
Chances are you're definately accessing the internet thru a proxy, which means it'll all be being logged! Number of ways to check if you are, some easier than others, but google will tell you how to do the easy ones
Yeah see what the word on the street is - if anyone asks about a system i've implemented (i'm in the IT dept!) then i'd be glad to tell them what it is and be pleased they've shown an interest, so don't be scared of them and just ask what it does
To be honest, it'll be very unfair if it is some sort of internet spy software and i'm the only one who has it installed on my PC in the office as the others i work with spend a lot more time on the internet and thats including playing games. One of the colleagues even has the internet up even when the manager walks in the office.
Cornish-Glanza
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ady_glanza
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UPDATE
Just before i shut down the PC around 5 minutes ago i called one of my colleagues over who knows a bit about computers to have a look at the icon. He said that is something to do with an Anti-Virus program running on the PC.
I guess the IT department must have installed it remotely.
Just before i shut down the PC around 5 minutes ago i called one of my colleagues over who knows a bit about computers to have a look at the icon. He said that is something to do with an Anti-Virus program running on the PC.
I guess the IT department must have installed it remotely.
milloman
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Users = Fail is true however the below equation is also true...
Users + Problems = Issue for the IT Dept = Our Salary :-D
Yeah some of our A/V is installed locally or remotely through GP... each to their own way of working! ... Still convinced it's a conspiracy and if i were a user i'd be taking it personally and throwing biscuits at them (IT) in the tea room
Users + Problems = Issue for the IT Dept = Our Salary :-D
Yeah some of our A/V is installed locally or remotely through GP... each to their own way of working! ... Still convinced it's a conspiracy and if i were a user i'd be taking it personally and throwing biscuits at them (IT) in the tea room
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How is that generally all users hate the IT Dept's? Does my little nut in sometimes. We never get any appreciation when the mainframes tickety boo, but as soon as something fails we're instantly the bain of there lives lol Or if they manage to fuck something, it's somehow our fault!