Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 for PC "svchost exe" Questions

...svchost.exe accidently from windows xp and cannot now log onto windows. I have tried expanding the file from dos however still cannot log on this is going to be a tough one to fix. since I don't know ...

...svchost.exe under user name sytem, it uses about 90% cpu "Svchost.exe" (Generic Host Process for Win32 Services) is an integral part of Windows OS. It cannot be stopped or restarted manually. It ...

...svchost.exe does, and how to find out where the problem is. I can help you further if you need it. Svchost.exe is a program in WIndows XP Pro that will start services in your computer during startup. ...

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...svchost.exe network service svchost.exe system svchost.exc system svchost Network service svchost.exc system svchost Local service its normal. when you open task manager and you click the process tab ...

svchost.exe problem whenever i open the computer, it reads svchost.exe saying oxoodef496 problem occurred followed by a window saying generic host process for win 32 services has encountered a problem

svchost.exe i accidentally deleted svchost.exe (system file).now my winamp is not working.please suggest me a solution. Go to start>all programmes>accesories>system tools>system restore and restore ...

...svchost.exe from windows xp I accidently deleted svchost.exe from doing a virus check. I now cannot lonto windows. I can log into my username and the system logs off again. I have tried expanding the ...

...svchost.exe mdmp and appcompat.txt on PC? How to fix svchost.exe mdmp and appcompat.txt? There are many and various reasons for this. Without knowing your system configurations and all files on your ...

Svchost.exe: 50 - 70% CPU load The SVCHOST.exe is started from C:\windows\system32 Unless you have a program to identify it, you won't be able to tell just what program this is associated with. ...