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Hello,<br />
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I have a ROM Services listed in services.msc in windows 2003. This services is set for automatic start, but not running. When I manually start it, it starts and stops. The associated file with this has the link: C:\Windows\System32\romChe<wbr />ckService.<wbr />exe.<br />
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Also, I have a &quot;SUA Subsystem Startup&quot; service which behaves the same. The link to the file for SUA service is: C:\Windows\PSXRUN.EXE.<br />
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Can someone please inform as to what these services are for and why they should be set for Automatic start and why they don't stay running.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Bill
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Hello,

I have a ROM Services listed in services.msc in windows 2003. This services is set for automatic start, but not running. When I manually start it, it starts and stops. The associated file with this has the link: C:\Windows\System32\romCheckService.exe.

Also, I have a "SUA Subsystem Startup" service which behaves the same. The link to the file for SUA service is: C:\Windows\PSXRUN.EXE.

Can someone please inform as to what these services are for and why they should be set for Automatic start and why they don't stay running.

Regards,
Bill

What is &quot;ROM&quot; Service in Windows 2003 std.

Hello,

I have a ROM Services listed in services.msc in windows 2003. This services is set for automatic start, but not running. When I manually start it, it starts and stops. The associated file with this has the link: C:\Windows\System32\romCheckService.exe.

Also, I have a &quot;SUA Subsystem Startup&quot; service which behaves the same. The link to the file for SUA service is: C:\Windows\PSXRUN.EXE.

Can someone please inform as to what these services are for and why they should be set for Automatic start and why they don&#39;t stay running.

Regards,
Bill

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What is &quot;ROM&quot; Service in Windows 2003 std.

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