RGuillermo
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svhost.exe taking too much memory
Hello Experts!
I have a remote computer with svhost taking too much memory. No tech people there.
Usually I would restart in safe mode and execute
1_fix_svchost
2_windowsupdateagent30-x86
3_WindowsXP-KB927891-v3-x8 6-ENU
But now its a remote pc....
Please your advice on this... need to do it remotely
Is there any other App that I do not need to safe mode?
Regards,
I have a remote computer with svhost taking too much memory. No tech people there.
Usually I would restart in safe mode and execute
1_fix_svchost
2_windowsupdateagent30-x86
3_WindowsXP-KB927891-v3-x8
But now its a remote pc....
Please your advice on this... need to do it remotely
Is there any other App that I do not need to safe mode?
Regards,
I don't think you can do it remotely. It seems like a lof people are having this problem this week.
Yes, you can do it remotely with psexec from pstools.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553.aspx
psexec \\pcnameOrip cmd
This will put you in a command prompt on the remote machine where you can run executables. Or, you could do one at a time
psexec \\pcnameOrip fix_svchost
psexec \\pcnameOrip windowsupdateagent30-x86
psexec \\pcnameOrip WindowsXP-KB927891-v3-x86- ENU
EDIT: You can add these switches after psexec: the -i switch to run in interactive mode and the -s switch to run under System account.
For more info, run psexec /?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553.aspx
psexec \\pcnameOrip cmd
This will put you in a command prompt on the remote machine where you can run executables. Or, you could do one at a time
psexec \\pcnameOrip fix_svchost
psexec \\pcnameOrip windowsupdateagent30-x86
psexec \\pcnameOrip WindowsXP-KB927891-v3-x86-
EDIT: You can add these switches after psexec: the -i switch to run in interactive mode and the -s switch to run under System account.
For more info, run psexec /?
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ZamZ0,
Is there any way to turn on the remote computer in safe mode (nobody is there in a couple of weeks) and remember the ip is dynamic so how would you do this ?
Is there any way to turn on the remote computer in safe mode (nobody is there in a couple of weeks) and remember the ip is dynamic so how would you do this ?
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Vivigatt, thanks I am studying.
ZamZ0, not only I don´t have tech people there I don´t have any people at all for a few weeks, so I am doing my best to recover the speed of that pc without messing it all.
I am testing all the infor you both sent me...
Will be back with results asap
Thank you!
ZamZ0, not only I don´t have tech people there I don´t have any people at all for a few weeks, so I am doing my best to recover the speed of that pc without messing it all.
I am testing all the infor you both sent me...
Will be back with results asap
Thank you!