How to Verify Programs Running with Installed Programs?

Discussion in 'Computer Information' started by Edge, Jan 11, 2004.

  1. Edge

    Edge Guest

    Is there a way to associate the names of the programs running (when pressing
    alt_cntrl_del) with actual installed programs? Some of the names are
    obvious, so no problem there (systray - system tray), but others are not
    (hpztsb06 -?).

    TIA
     
    Edge, Jan 11, 2004
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    DeMoN LaG Guest

    Do you wish to post your operating system version? NT/2000/XP already
    shows you the filename running.

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    DeMoN LaG, Jan 11, 2004
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    HF Guest

    Depending on your OS try Run - msconfig and use the slider
     
    HF, Jan 11, 2004
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    Thor Guest

    Just to add to Demon's comments, the HPxxxxx you mentioned is part of HP
    printer and scanner software. So I assume you have such a device?
     
    Thor, Jan 11, 2004
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  5. Edge

    Michael-NC Guest

    Michael-NC, Jan 11, 2004
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  6. Edge

    Edge Guest

    I'm running Win95A . Yes, I do have an HP printer..
     
    Edge, Jan 14, 2004
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    Calvin Crumrine Guest

    And the question is, how do you determine this? Other than by asking
    more knowledgeable persons, of course. For example, on my system (Win2K,
    BTW) I currently see a process called xfr.exe

    I assure you that I have *not* installed any application called xfr.
    Obviously however, one of the applications I *have* installed has
    installed this program/file. The question is, which one did it?
     
    Calvin Crumrine, Jan 15, 2004
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    DeMoN LaG Guest

    http://www.sysinfo.org/startuplist.php?filter=xfr.exe&count=&type=
    According to that:
    Intel File Transfer U xfr.exe Part of Intel's LANDesk
    Management Suite 6 and the Common Base Agent (CBA) - used for communicating
    between the core server and managed clients

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    DeMoN LaG, Jan 15, 2004
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    Edge Guest

    I'm running Win95A . Yes, I do have an HP printer..
     
    Edge, Jan 19, 2004
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    Edge Guest

     
    Edge, Jan 19, 2004
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