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Hi experts,<br />
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Sorry that I didn't specify the operating system.<br />
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&nbsp;I am using Window Server 2008. The Trend Micro version is called Worry-Free Business Security. <br />
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I've noticed the service named corServiceShell.exe from Trend Micro was running. I was wondering what triggers this event to happen which the process took a big chunk of CPU usage.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi experts,

Sorry that I didn't specify the operating system.

 I am using Window Server 2008. The Trend Micro version is called Worry-Free Business Security.

I've noticed the service named corServiceShell.exe from Trend Micro was running. I was wondering what triggers this event to happen which the process took a big chunk of CPU usage.

Thanks.

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Dear Experts,<br />
<br />
I had configured trend-micro to be executed at certain time of the day on the server. I've also noticed that trend-micro would be running not on a scheduled time. This could cause a slow down with the network. <br />
<br />
What are some possible reasons that Trend Micro may run something outside of the scheduled time?<br />
<br />
Is there a way to tell what was triggering the Trend Micro to run?
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Dear Experts,

I had configured trend-micro to be executed at certain time of the day on the server. I've also noticed that trend-micro would be running not on a scheduled time. This could cause a slow down with the network. 

What are some possible reasons that Trend Micro may run something outside of the scheduled time?

Is there a way to tell what was triggering the Trend Micro to run?

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