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From: Jorey Bump (devnull_at_joreybump.com)
Date: 02/08/05 

Date: Tue, 08 Feb 2005 20:59:47 GMT

Chuck <none@example.net> wrote in
news:4l7i011p0qedo6a55pbt2p4puk217m985n@4ax.com:

> Process Explorer will run, just click OK when it gripes about the
> symbols issue. Use Process Explorer to look at the Properties of the
> svchost.exe (by PID) in question. Under Properties, in the Services
> tab, see what services are registered for that instance of
> svchost.exe.

Thanks, Chuck. Process Explorer is running, but there is no GUI whatsoever.
I try to maximize it, restore it, resize it, but no joy. I see a little
flicker when I maximize it, but no window.

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