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How to uninstall it???
Anyone know???
Anyone know???
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Why not just disable it in Services ?Go Bunny GO!
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It is but Dcom tries to start it and then hangs My Computer for 30 seconds or so which is annoying.
Somedays it worse than others.
So it's re-install the OS which I don't want to do or find some way of preventing the call.
Of course when I run process viewer the machine runs normally.Comment
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It allows you transfer pic etc from cameras and scanners. As soon as you plug a camera or scanner in the service gets installed. Sadly microshaft haven't left a way to uninstall it if it causes problems.Comment
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Dunno if you still have some USB webcam or scanner installed, but as I told you before, you might just have to plug the peripherals after xp has fully booted. Doesn't solve a damn thing except you won't have to wait the unnecessary 30sec+.Comment
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No usb scanner or web cam installed.Comment
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Well via the network yes.
Interestingly the mmc console bombs out.Comment
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Is the printer installed on thsi particular computer? You might want to try to remove its drivers.Comment
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