I have a program called mscorsvw.exe that always runs at startup and it runs about 4 ngen.exe files along with it. This really lags my startup time to about another 5-10 seconds. Anyway to disable it or why this is happening?
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Is this program always supposed to be running?Ive read it's supposed to go away after awhile but it has yet to do so.
View 4 Replies View RelatedAfter looking through almost all of the forums regarding this "mscorsvw.exe has stopped working" error, I now require the help of Tom's geniusses. My PC was on yesterday not in use and I was busy working on a friend's computer. I needed a mouse so I just unplugged mine. A while later I plugged mine back in, and it wasn't long before I started getting this error. Also, together with this error, the windows cpu performance gadget also disappeared.
Now I have read that mscorsvw.exe is part of the .NET framework and that many people complained about it using cpu and memory resources. This is not the case with me. mscorsvw.exe isn't in my task manager at all.(Quite obvious seeing as it has stopped working) My problem is that this error pop's up non-stop. Even if I just minimize the message, a new one will come up.I have done a system restore to before yesterday and I have run some app from a microsoft forum which told me nothing is wrong.
Recently this few days after an MS update I think, I've been getting popups regarding a process mscorsvw.exe attempting to connect to the internet from my firewall s/w. It happens often when the pc is idle - I see the alert when I get back.
Some checking on my side said that mscorsvw.exe is a .NET process but I've never had any security alerts from this process at all before. The method given to disable it aren't relevant now.
I find it annoying and I don't like any background processes accessing the internet in general. Is there any way to shut it down or cut down the number of times it spins up on its own?
This tutorial will show you how to disable softwares that startup together with windows. This will make windows startup faster.
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I can't reinstall my computer because then I would lose my precious files.
Is there some way I can save my files and reinstall or even just save my files somehow or am I screwed?
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Antivirus: The Shield Deluxe Antivirus, Updated and Enabled DISPLAY MODEL: All I got with it was mouse and power cord On Startup, I get icons for the Administrator and Standard user. Clicking on the Administrator gives me a desktop with an on-screen keyboard; the computer keyboard disabled, and a panel saying,"FAILED, The application has failed to start." Going back and clicking on the Standard User icon gets me running for the most part. Here's the BIG problem. Every time I try to install any program, the User Account Control box drops down and asks for the Administrator Password, plus the question,"Do you want to allow the following programs to make changes to your computer?" You click "Yes", but, since no one is in the Administrator office, your installation comes to a halt. This blocks "Install" and "Uninstall". I get lots of messages I need Adobe Flash Player. I've trie over and again to install it, going to Windows 32 bit, but can't uninstall my previous tries. It will always download, and that's all. I've tried to install my digital camera's CD, but can't.
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What am I doing wrong that will not allow these programs to start up?
I hate it when this happens and so far, the startup repair has always been able to fix the problem. Today, I'm not so lucky.
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