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Disabling machine debug manager in XP-Pro?
Hello:
One of the services I see running on Startup in services.msc is the Machine Debug Manager. However, I don't see this listed in msconfig in the Startup panel. Several times a week while running a program, I get a notice about some new script debug editor [?] asking me if I wish to debug.....I don't know what debugging is, and I wonder if this service is of any use to me, nor whether it's advisable to have this running at startup.. I don't do programming of any sort. If it's in fact advisable for me to disable this service, what would be the optimal way to do this? 1) Should I disable it from the services.msc panel? 2) Should i disable it via IE Internet Optuions--Advanced? In Internet Options, there r two boxes pertaining to script debugging, one for: IE and another for: Other. Should I uncheck both? OTOH...Perhaps it's advisable to leave this service running? Thanks in advance: -Eli =========== Windows XP Professional Edition SP2 Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180 Zone Alarm Security Suite 6.1.744.001 |
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Disabling machine debug manager in XP-Pro?
This component is useless. You can disable it, the best way to do that is
through the DCOM services manager ( %windir%\system32\dcomcnfg.exe ), but it can get a little complicated, so I'd suggest disabling it in the Services Manager ( %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc /s ). Additionally, uncheck the two boxes in IE you mentioned "eli" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello: One of the services I see running on Startup in services.msc is the Machine Debug Manager. However, I don't see this listed in msconfig in the Startup panel. Several times a week while running a program, I get a notice about some new script debug editor [?] asking me if I wish to debug.....I don't know what debugging is, and I wonder if this service is of any use to me, nor whether it's advisable to have this running at startup.. I don't do programming of any sort. If it's in fact advisable for me to disable this service, what would be the optimal way to do this? 1) Should I disable it from the services.msc panel? 2) Should i disable it via IE Internet Optuions--Advanced? In Internet Options, there r two boxes pertaining to script debugging, one for: IE and another for: Other. Should I uncheck both? OTOH...Perhaps it's advisable to leave this service running? Thanks in advance: -Eli =========== Windows XP Professional Edition SP2 Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180 Zone Alarm Security Suite 6.1.744.001 |
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Disabling machine debug manager in XP-Pro?
I don't believe the Script Debugging in IE and MDM are associated with each other. MDM comes into play when Office applications or Visual Studio applications (or any 'programming' application) has a problem/crashes. It will put a Windows Dialog window up asking about if you would like to debug.
The window is different from the Script Debugging window in IE. "eli" wrote in message ... Hello: One of the services I see running on Startup in services.msc is the Machine Debug Manager. However, I don't see this listed in msconfig in the Startup panel. Several times a week while running a program, I get a notice about some new script debug editor [?] asking me if I wish to debug.....I don't know what debugging is, and I wonder if this service is of any use to me, nor whether it's advisable to have this running at startup.. I don't do programming of any sort. If it's in fact advisable for me to disable this service, what would be the optimal way to do this? 1) Should I disable it from the services.msc panel? 2) Should i disable it via IE Internet Optuions--Advanced? In Internet Options, there r two boxes pertaining to script debugging, one for: IE and another for: Other. Should I uncheck both? OTOH...Perhaps it's advisable to leave this service running? Thanks in advance: -Eli =========== Windows XP Professional Edition SP2 Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180 Zone Alarm Security Suite 6.1.744.001 |
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Disabling machine debug manager in XP-Pro?
Semjon Katatschkow wrote:
"......I'd suggest disabling it in the Services Manager ( %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc /s ). Additionally, uncheck the two boxes in IE you mentioned" ==================== Hi Senjon: Do you mean; Run---services.msc--Machine Debug Manager Then disable from there? Just trying to be sure.... -Eli ************************************************** ** This component is useless. You can disable it, the best way to do that is through the DCOM services manager ( %windir%\system32\dcomcnfg.exe ), but it can get a little complicated, so I'd suggest disabling it in the Services Manager ( %SystemRoot%\system32\services.msc /s ). Additionally, uncheck the two boxes in IE you mentioned "eli" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello: One of the services I see running on Startup in services.msc is the Machine Debug Manager. However, I don't see this listed in msconfig in the Startup panel. Several times a week while running a program, I get a notice about some new script debug editor [?] asking me if I wish to debug.....I don't know what debugging is, and I wonder if this service is of any use to me, nor whether it's advisable to have this running at startup.. I don't do programming of any sort. If it's in fact advisable for me to disable this service, what would be the optimal way to do this? 1) Should I disable it from the services.msc panel? 2) Should i disable it via IE Internet Optuions--Advanced? In Internet Options, there r two boxes pertaining to script debugging, one for: IE and another for: Other. Should I uncheck both? OTOH...Perhaps it's advisable to leave this service running? Thanks in advance: -Eli =========== Windows XP Professional Edition SP2 Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180 Zone Alarm Security Suite 6.1.744.001 |
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