Re: wmpnetwk.exe and task manager I/O read bytes


"zachd [MSFT]" <zachd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Isn't that the network sharing service? Do you have that turned on?

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"Beemer" <Beemer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In trying to diagnose why my laptop is slower than normal and that the
hard disk is being accessed far to much I looked at Windows Task Manager.
It shows that WMPnetwk.exe has I/O read bytes at 11.744 GBytes even
although I am not connected to any other computer. WMPnetwk.exe has a
CPU time of 0:02.34 and only Kaspersky anti virus had a higher time.

Currently I only have two AVI files totalling 1.5GB and no music files on
my laptop. I do have 2.3GB of JPG and NEF photos.

Why is the I/O read bytes figure so high?

regards,

Beemer






Yes it is NSS but as I posted I am getting this high read rate without being
connected to any other device

regards,

Beemer


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