Roger Alcindor
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how to remove msosync.exe
I have just restored a prior backup of my system drive C using Norton Ghost 15.
The problem is that I now have the "hour glass" circular symbol all the time and the msosync.exe is running according to the task manager.
I am running Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.
How can I disable this application ?
The problem is that I now have the "hour glass" circular symbol all the time and the msosync.exe is running according to the task manager.
I am running Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.
How can I disable this application ?
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I removed Microsoft one drive and that fixed the problem (good old Microsoft ?)
I had restored from a backup because I have problems with the display which I thought might be due to software since I ran the hardware diagnostics and the tests all passed.
Re-running the hardware diagnostics revealed a Video memory inconsistency which Dell informs me is the video card on my M6600 Laptop. I thought that the msosync.exe might be a virus because the task managers showed it with varying process ids that changed rapidly.
Thanks for you help,
Roger
I had restored from a backup because I have problems with the display which I thought might be due to software since I ran the hardware diagnostics and the tests all passed.
Re-running the hardware diagnostics revealed a Video memory inconsistency which Dell informs me is the video card on my M6600 Laptop. I thought that the msosync.exe might be a virus because the task managers showed it with varying process ids that changed rapidly.
Thanks for you help,
Roger
Are trying to restore over your already running Windows? If, yes Stop right now.
I think it is recommended to boot from Windows PE CD or USB. Run Ghost then restore, from there, to Drive C.
BTW, as I understood you want to overwrite your running O.S. by the backup copy you have.
If you want to take a backup of your running O.S. before you overwrite it, then you may use any backup that is VSS aware.
Such as http://www.backup-utility.com/