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[huwyngr Norton Fighter]

Thanks for that explanation which I can confirm since I use FUS.

I was the only person logged in when I read your message so I checked Task Manager  and it showed two instances.

I FUS'd to the other user and then back to me without logging that one off and it now shows 3 instances -- BTW you have to check the box at the bottom for Show all Users.

I have screen shots if needed but it will take a while to put them in my gallery and get them OK'd for posting here.

Even when there is only a single user Administrator in use, is there not always a Guest user which one can set to show or not show in Control Panel?

PS We need to remove the Solution flag I think since it's not generally correct to say that there are only 2 permitted? You should get the solution? <g>

Message Edited by huwyngr on 03-26-2009 12:52 PM

[TomiRed Super Spam Squasher]

The number of User accounts set up on a system is not relevant - it is the number of logged on users that counts.

I think there is a Users tab in Task Manager which shows how many there are - it is there in mine.

Message Edited by TomiRed on 03-26-2009 05:54 PM

[Compumind]

Hi -

It would seem that Tariq is the only user of his system, also acting as Administrator, which makes sense.

Now, if you don't use FUS or the Add-On Pack, there would only be two instances of that process, correct?

That is, in the context of his question.

Message Edited by Compumind on 03-26-2009 01:05 PM

[reese_anschultz]

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Compumind wrote:

Now, if you don't use FUS or the Add-On Pack, there would only be two instances of that process, correct?

That is, in the context of his question.

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The other case where other instances would occur, which is related to fast user switching, is remote desktop / terminal services logins. Assuming that there are no remote desktop connections and fast user switching isn't used, you are correct that there should be only two instances of ccSvcHst running. Since Tim mentioned it, the Add-On pack might add another instance but I'm not aware of it.