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Yes they are normal. i.e. consent.exe service is activated when you need to CONSENT to run something that requires administrative tokens
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Yes they are normal. i.e. consent.exe service is activated when you need to CONSENT to run something that requires administrative tokens

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Ok thanks<br />
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seems there are Xbox (?) related things there (aka the flow services). Is there a formal document describing all those ?
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Ok thanks

seems there are Xbox (?) related things there (aka the flow services). Is there a formal document describing all those ?

Alexandre Takacs

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Thanks - It would seem MS has added a lot of new services that are spawning out of nowhere when users are connecting to the RDS host. Will have to get a refresher course...
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Thanks - It would seem MS has added a lot of new services that are spawning out of nowhere when users are connecting to the RDS host. Will have to get a refresher course...

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The title says it all.<br />
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Are these services typical in a Win2019 RDS session host? Running minimal software on it (Office 2016, Foxit Reader and NAV client).<br />
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Did various AV check all coming clean.<br />
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Thanks
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image_2020_01_11T13_28_06_827Z.png

The title says it all.

Are these services typical in a Win2019 RDS session host? Running minimal software on it (Office 2016, Foxit Reader and NAV client).



Did various AV check all coming clean.

Thanks

Are these services typical of Win2019 server ?

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