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After lots of confused by this process or what went wrong, please close it.
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After lots of confused by this process or what went wrong, please close it.

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I finally wrote a batch file in the Startup which changed the GlobalLoging from 1 to 0 at startup. &nbsp;This is a good workaround. No other solution stopped the problem from returning in days or weeks.
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I finally wrote a batch file in the Startup which changed the GlobalLoging from 1 to 0 at startup.  This is a good workaround. No other solution stopped the problem from returning in days or weeks.

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Windows\system32\Logfiles\<wbr />WMI\trace.<wbr />log keeps growing to fill up the hard drive. &nbsp; I have read and tried all of the suggestions on Experts-Exchange. &nbsp;The best idea seems to be to set &nbsp;HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControl<wbr />Set\Contro<wbr />l\WMI\Glob<wbr />alLogger subkey START = 0. &nbsp;But when I restart the PC or certain events occur, the subkey START goes to 1. &nbsp;How can I keep this set to 0? &nbsp; Thanks /Howard<br />
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Windows\system32\Logfiles\WMI\trace.log keeps growing to fill up the hard drive.   I have read and tried all of the suggestions on Experts-Exchange.  The best idea seems to be to set  HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WMI\GlobalLogger subkey START = 0.  But when I restart the PC or certain events occur, the subkey START goes to 1.  How can I keep this set to 0?   Thanks /Howard




How to keep WMI/GlobalLogger turned off

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.