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Graham M · 20-04-2006, 23:04

You might have to kill it first before you can delete it. If you check in the processes list of task manager the real SVCHosts should be owned by a user like "System" or "Network Service" or similar, whereas the dodgy one will probably be owned by Your Username.

20-04-2006, 23:04	#10
Graham M Inactive Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Poole, Dorset Age: 41 Services: FreeSat+ Tivo V-Box VM 60MBit Posts: 13,365	Re: svchost.exe You might have to kill it first before you can delete it. If you check in the processes list of task manager the real SVCHosts should be owned by a user like "System" or "Network Service" or similar, whereas the dodgy one will probably be owned by Your Username.