Windows 2008 monitor process

I tried your suggestion of modifying the scheduled task via the GUI but still no joy! In answer to your other questions, this software ran fine on Windows Server I have also set the compatability to Server also.

I will try starting the server with a lower priority to see if that helps. Can I ask, what would the side effects of doing this be?? Windows is different to a large extent when compared to W2K3 environment. Especially in security.

Is this application compatible with W2K8 formally? I mean vendor software prerequisites. I afraid that it is not the case. If the problem is caused by taking too much resources, then at lower priorty the dispatcher would give less operating time to this process. If the process wait for something or is trying to enter something without appropriate rights, then this will not help. Can you mine more information from Process Monitor, namely the dependences on other threads, possible leaks,etc?

We are also having the same issue. We could not kill a process from task manager and the only way to get rid of the process is to reboot the machine. I have tried all you have tried to kill the process. Ours is also windows Server R2 bit.

Please help if you have any resolution. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Got it. Thank you very much Stephane. WSRM does this, if you enable the process accounting. Greg Askew Greg Askew A better link for this approach might be Audit process tracking — RomanSt. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Stack Gives Back Safety in numbers: crowdsourcing data on nefarious IP addresses.

Once you have set the filter, you can select in the toolbar which events to show through the toggle buttons "Show Registry Activity", "Show File System Activity" and "Show Process and Thread Activity". For the example of this article, just keep checked the "Show File System Activity" button. To export the results to a file you can use the "File", "Save You can export to a.

For the example of this article, we will discover why Visual Studio doesn't recognize add-ins registered with an. Therefore this counter only is a snapshot of the current state. Therefore jumps of those values can be observed as soon as the CPU is switched to higher or lower frequency.