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| All processes with blank user name in Window Task Manager
Hi All, I just found this problem. When I brought up the window task manager and click processes tab, the User name column are all blanks...If I remember correctly, there should be SYSTEM, LOCAL_NETWORK and my user name ...etc which represent the owner of the process. But this morning they are all blanks. ??? I click Users tab in the window task manager and I did not see myself. I use the system restore to restore to an earlier restore point (before xmas), but it still the same. Am I being hacked? or something? please advice. I'm using xp Home Edition version 2002 SP2. |
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| RE: All processes with blank user name in Window Task Manager
Why is the Task Manager "Users" tab empty? http://www.winhelponline.com/article...tab-empty.html "Hlee411" wrote: > Hi All, > > I just found this problem. When I brought up the window task manager and > click processes tab, the User name column are all blanks...If I remember > correctly, there should be SYSTEM, LOCAL_NETWORK and my user name ...etc > which represent the owner of the process. But this morning they are all > blanks. ??? > > I click Users tab in the window task manager and I did not see myself. > > I use the system restore to restore to an earlier restore point (before > xmas), but it still the same. > > Am I being hacked? or something? please advice. > > I'm using xp Home Edition version 2002 SP2. > > |
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| RE: All processes with blank user name in Window Task Manager
Thanks. It works. "Devil_Himself" wrote: > Why is the Task Manager "Users" tab empty? > http://www.winhelponline.com/article...tab-empty.html > > "Hlee411" wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > > I just found this problem. When I brought up the window task manager and > > click processes tab, the User name column are all blanks...If I remember > > correctly, there should be SYSTEM, LOCAL_NETWORK and my user name ...etc > > which represent the owner of the process. But this morning they are all > > blanks. ??? > > > > I click Users tab in the window task manager and I did not see myself. > > > > I use the system restore to restore to an earlier restore point (before > > xmas), but it still the same. > > > > Am I being hacked? or something? please advice. > > > > I'm using xp Home Edition version 2002 SP2. > > > > |
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| Re: All processes with blank user name in Window Task Manager
On Jan 11, 10:06 pm, Hlee411 <Hlee...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Thanks. It works. > > "Devil_Himself" wrote: > > Why is the Task Manager "Users" tab empty? > >http://www.winhelponline.com/article...ask-Manager-Us... > > > "Hlee411" wrote: > > > > Hi All, > > > > I just found this problem. When I brought up the window task manager and > > > click processes tab, the User name column are all blanks...If I remember > > > correctly, there should be SYSTEM, LOCAL_NETWORK and my user name ...etc > > > which represent the owner of the process. But this morning they are all > > > blanks. ??? > > > > I click Users tab in the window task manager and I did not see myself. > > > > I use the system restore to restore to an earlier restore point (before > > > xmas), but it still the same. > > > > Am I being hacked? or something? please advice. > > > > I'm using xp Home Edition version 2002 SP2. Glad You Got It Fixed :) |
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