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Floppy Drive problem
Thanks again Michael. You said
:I would need to be in front of the PC to :see what is running in the background. *I'm* here................ Is there some way that I can see what's running in the background when the problem occurs? Andy I. "Michael D. Alligood" wrote in message ... : Well, there is no malfunctioning with the A: drive. Except for the 10:15 : activity every couple of days, things are normal. Something is trying to : access the drive for something. I do not think it is anything malicious. : I wish I could help more, but I would need to be in front of the PC to : see what is running in the background. Everything appears to be normal : tho! : : -- : Michael D. Alligood : MCSA, MCDST, MCP, A+, : Network+, i-Net+, CIW Assoc., : CIW Certified Instructor |
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Floppy Drive problem
Normally when a program or service is activated or is utilizing the CPU,
you can view it in the Task Manager under processes and see what the program is currently using the CPU during the drive activity. This is assuming that the program or service that is accessing the drive is also utilizing the CPU at the moment. It is worth a shot just to see what the heck it is. -- Michael D. Alligood MCSA, MCDST, MCP, A+, Network+, i-Net+, CIW Assoc., CIW Certified Instructor "Andy I." [email protected] wrote in message : Thanks again Michael. You said :I would need to be in front of the PC to :see what is running in the background. *I'm* here................ Is there some way that I can see what's running in the background when the problem occurs? Andy I. "Michael D. Alligood" wrote in message ... : Well, there is no malfunctioning with the A: drive. Except for the 10:15 : activity every couple of days, things are normal. Something is trying to : access the drive for something. I do not think it is anything malicious. : I wish I could help more, but I would need to be in front of the PC to : see what is running in the background. Everything appears to be normal : tho! : : -- : Michael D. Alligood : MCSA, MCDST, MCP, A+, : Network+, i-Net+, CIW Assoc., : CIW Certified Instructor |
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