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That is a definite possible, I never noticed the transposed letters "v" "c". Thanks for bringing that to my attention! John

http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/svchost/ Egg on my face, should really think before asking. The above should explain a bit more succintly. Thanks for your reply. John

In Task Manager>Process> there are four (4) instances of scvhost.exe running. Is this usual? If not, suggestions please. John

Recall reading on SATA, a recommendation for a PS to support SATA. Not the generic type. Browse/Search this site or Google for specific info. Consensus seems to be for a PS peculiar to SATA drives.

Found the answer while browsing page two Q's. In gpedit msc> User Config> Admin Templates>Desktop>Active Desktop >Active Desktop Wallpaper was disabled. Sorry for the unnecessary Post. John :~/ :~/

Curious thing, after clearing a virus (win32 patti b), the wallpaper will not remain as selected in Display Properties. The Wallpaper reverts to a default blue screen (not BSOD)after closing a full screen window, IE or Windows, or a restart/Shutdown. Network ID is set to assume...

Sorry, some things are not to be taken literally,EH?:~/ Thanks for the replies. John

Out of curiosity, why the exception? What might it relate to? That particular one is not installed on my PC. John ex: $NtUninstallKB817778$

Is it possible and what are the suggestions for removing the hotpatch uninstalls, assuming all is working well after the initial installs?!! These are found under c:\winnt John

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1757981266-861567501-682003330-1000\Software\prblcjcoaoooapz In removing an obstanant application from my registry I came upon this Key, has anyone seen such or is it the left over of an email virus recently removed? Suggestion?

Never have a problem as long as I am selective about what updates! Also some Services are not totally 'necessary'?!