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HP... probably it is something related to power cuts, but I'll have to look further to find it...
Thank you for your feedback!
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Hi
Is there any command line tool which allows me to list/enumerate loaded/installed kernel modules and drivers?
tlist shows kernel processes? how do I know which is kernel which is userland?
Thanks
Page 7 - tlist command from Windows Debugging Tools[^]
tlist - path: C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows (x86)
Sample output from tlist:
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C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows (x86)>tlist /t<br />
System Process (0)<br />
System (4)<br />
smss.exe (572)<br />
csrss.exe (640)<br />
csrss.exe (684)<br />
wininit.exe (692)<br />
services.exe (728)<br />
svchost.exe (948)<br />
igfxsrvc.exe (5828) OleMainThreadWndName<br />
svchost.exe (1008)<br />
svchost.exe (1088)<br />
svchost.exe (1144)<br />
svchost.exe (1156)<br />
taskeng.exe (1872)<br />
taskeng.exe (5728) TaskEng - Task Scheduler Engine Process<br />
wuauclt.exe (14612) Windows Update Taskbar Notification<br />
SLsvc.exe (1176)<br />
svchost.exe (1236)<br />
svchost.exe (1292)<br />
dwm.exe (1320) DWM Notification Window<br />
Smc.exe (1348)<br />
SmcGui.exe (5228)<br />
svchost.exe (1380)<br />
rdpclip.exe (4324)<br />
ccSvcHst.exe (1460)<br />
svchost.exe (1644)<br />
spoolsv.exe (1992)<br />
svchost.exe (2020)<br />
dbsrv9.exe (208)<br />
dsNcService.exe (476)<br />
inetinfo.exe (1152)<br />
sqlservr.exe (844)<br />
svchost.exe (1904)<br />
svchost.exe (1824)<br />
httpd.exe (1108)<br />
httpd.exe (2516)<br />
sqlwriter.exe (2072)<br />
Rtvscan.exe (2084)<br />
svchost.exe (2124)<br />
svchost.exe (2136)<br />
SemSvc.exe (3856)<br />
svchost.exe (4420)<br />
svchost.exe (4772)<br />
msdtc.exe (4808)<br />
WPFFontCache_v0400.exe (980)<br />
lsass.exe (780)<br />
lsm.exe (788)<br />
winlogon.exe (756)<br />
LogonUI.exe (1076)<br />
csrss.exe (5884)<br />
winlogon.exe (5992)<br />
explorer.exe (4600) Program Manager<br />
RtHDVCpl.exe (5004) MMDEVAPI Device Window<br />
SetPoint.exe (5000)<br />
KHALMNPR.exe (5640) KHALHIDC_MainWindow<br />
VCDDaemon.exe (4868) ElbyTrayWindow<br />
AdobeARM.exe (1680) Adobe Reader Updater<br />
...<br />
Here's list from pslist from sysinternals
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D:\AuditTools\ThirdParty\PsTools>pslist<br />
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pslist v1.29 - Sysinternals PsList<br />
Copyright (C) 2000-2009 Mark Russinovich<br />
Sysinternals<br />
<br />
Process information for WIN-O0DJ3JHHMJU:<br />
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Name Pid Pri Thd Hnd Priv CPU Time Elapsed Time<br />
Idle 0 0 2 0 0 403:12:02.037 0:00:00.000<br />
System 4 8 140 2805 0 2:07:33.689 219:17:45.624<br />
smss 572 11 4 31 296 0:00:02.293 219:17:45.593<br />
csrss 640 13 12 1166 2184 0:00:35.661 219:17:33.503<br />
csrss 684 13 8 81 5736 0:00:01.154 219:17:31.210<br />
wininit 692 13 3 105 1228 0:00:00.468 219:17:31.210<br />
services 728 9 7 285 2988 0:01:16.861 219:17:29.728<br />
winlogon 756 13 3 103 1188 0:00:00.468 219:17:29.229<br />
lsass 780 9 16 1007 5236 0:09:24.068 219:17:29.057<br />
lsm 788 8 10 287 2852 0:00:43.305 219:17:28.917<br />
svchost 948 8 8 317 3304 0:01:33.772 219:17:19.603<br />
svchost 1008 8 9 409 5420 0:00:41.137 219:17:18.995<br />
LogonUI 1076 13 7 177 8024 0:00:00.826 219:17:18.792<br />
svchost 1088 8 17 318 6708 0:16:22.322 219:17:18.683<br />
svchost 1144 8 5 157 3812 0:00:06.115 219:17:18.184<br />
svchost 1156 8 45 1265 100920 0:05:51.407 219:17:18.153<br />
SLsvc 1176 8 4 99 5948 0:00:02.246 219:17:18.121<br />
svchost 1236 8 20 401 7032 0:00:03.900 219:17:16.421<br />
svchost 1292 8 24 310 12636 0:01:07.626 219:17:15.438<br />
Smc 1348 8 37 685 22436 3:01:02.724 219:17:12.739<br />
svchost 1380 8 26 684 19064 0:05:28.725 219:17:04.440<br />
ccSvcHst 1460 8 34 464 9320 0:02:14.410 219:17:03.644<br />
svchost 1644 8 18 277 6864 0:00:18.033 219:16:58.808<br />
taskeng 1872 6 5 136 2044 0:00:00.296 219:16:47.093<br />
spoolsv 1992 8 17 365 6988 0:00:52.853 219:16:43.817<br />
svchost 2020 8 8 125 5220 0:00:00.358 219:16:43.567<br />
dbsrv9 208 8 12 143 462268 6:40:18.990 219:16:43.473<br />
dsNcService 476 8 2 113 2800 0:00:00.140 219:16:41.539<br />
inetinfo 1152 8 5 151 7448 0:00:00.358 219:16:39.542<br />
...<br />
dev
modified on Thursday, June 16, 2011 4:01 AM
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What could be the reason...
Windows XP.
One virtual machine.
Each day I can see that the computer clock is wrong and some times if I try to synch it with the internet time I can't as the date is wrong... If I set the date again to the right date I can synch time.
It is a new installation... I'm sure that no virus are there... No strange processes running...
What would you look at?
Thank you in advance! 
It seems the internal battery has died... 
Time to change it...
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try checking Auto Adjust Time ... in time zone checkbox
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Thank you for your answer... I've found the reason why it happened... it seems the battery has died...
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Hi all,
Kindly please, anybody to assist on the following:
We have a small office with windows server 2008 and eight work stations. We have also IP PBX , Modem for internet from the ISP, a cyberoam, wireless access point and a switch. We usually take Backup from the server weekly to the external hard drive. We want to move to a new office with our ICT equipments and the Data so that we have the same information to a new office. Now, i need an advise on the following:
1. How to move our Data . We were thinking to have two external disks to copy the information-same Data to each disk one will go to our Headquarters for Backup and the other will use in our new office
2. How to best move the equipments-i know that i will do wiring again to the new office-will i need to do the configuration again or each and everything will still be the same as the old??? anybody to share experience
Will appreciate for your ideas
regards,
Yusufu.
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1. Take backup as usual. Move all your computers and server to the new location. Voila.
2a. Contact your ISP and find out if it is as simple as just bringing the modem to the new location or if you need different equipment.
2b. Take notes on the wiring between your networking devices.
2c. Shutdown all network devices and move to the new location.
2d. Connect all devices according to the notes you made earlier.
That's it.
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Thank you very much for your support
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keep every thing as it is, but just do enhancements and cabling management and all stuff u wished to do before.
don't forget to clean the dust inside the work stations with the blower, it is your chance.
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Hey guys, I've got a Windows 7 64-bit edition on a Quad Core, and also have Windows XP installed. On XP, everything runs fine, but if I use Messenger on Win7, there's a slight problem.
If I have 2 chats open in tabs (using Plus!), then if someone says something in one chatbox and I switch to see it, it appears as if the moment I switched, the person just sent the message, no matter how old the message may be. However, once I've seen the message and I switch to another chat or program window and come back to it, it's fine. It only happens when I have multiple chat tabs and messenger alerts me of unseen messages. It works fine if I only have a single person's window open (i.e. no tabs). I haven't tried switching tabs off, I suspect it will work but I'll check and report back. This also reminds me, I've noticed that if I type fast, then the letters appearing onscreen are SLIGHTLY sluggish. It's barely noticeable, but it's there. I noticed especially when I rubbed and replaced the character with a new one.
On XP everything runs fine.
I've posted elsewhere too, but so far no replies. Other people have also reported similar stuff but nobody has a proper solution.
Any ideas?
Thanks 
modified on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 9:39 AM
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Member 3733986 wrote: If I have 2 chats open in tabs (using Plus!), then if someone says something in one chatbox and I switch to see it, it appears as if the moment I switched, the person just sent the message, no matter how old the message may be. However, once I've seen the message and I switch to another chat or program window and come back to it, it's fine. It only happens when I have multiple chat tabs and messenger alerts me of unseen messages. It works fine if I only have a single person's window open (i.e. no tabs). I haven't tried switching tabs off, I suspect it will work but I'll check and report back. This also reminds me, I've noticed that if I type fast, then the letters appearing onscreen are SLIGHTLY sluggish. It's barely noticeable, but it's there. I noticed especially when I rubbed and replaced the character with a new one.
*bang* (head exploded)
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Come on guys I have my dose of blah comments whilst coding so halp plzz :p
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Just did the same google search you've probably already done and only found your posts about the problem, so sorry, no idea how to help. It does not sound annoying, though...
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Unfortunately for me it gets annoying. Especially when the OCD kicks in lol. It's more than the annoyance, I'm also interested in how or why it's happening on a 64-bit system. It could just as easily be the fault of the coding of Plus! when it comes to tabbed chats, but then it works fine on XP. Even opening the chat log folder first time is incredibly slow on win7 but fast on XP.
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I'll give you the same advice I give everyone who complains about bloated, buggy, non-functional messaging software...
Switch to Pidgin... or Ekiga, or one of the other lightweight multi-network clients... Let the end users generate ad revenue on the official clients... We're geeks 
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How to bypass proxy while Websense is filtering everything 
modified on Tuesday, May 17, 2011 7:26 AM
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You can't. And if you get caught trying, you may be fired. 
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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Turn off Websense?
The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it.
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You don't. If you honestly need to get around it, request from your management, anything else is pretty much an abuse and could be actionable.
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It requires a tcp protocol redirection, which you can achieve with a degree of network packet analyization dissassembly. Further packet reassembly will be required to redirect the packet to its final route.
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All proxy websites are filtered also 
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All of them? Surely some managed to slip through their net - especially private ones
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Do you recommend a private one?
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