Can NIS2009 cause "TCP/IP has reached the security limit

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Hi Quads

Do you have the wmdmpmsp service its in the column at the bottom? one ends with sp the other sn(which is the portable media serial number service).Cheers again Mo

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Mo

 

 

Do you have the wmdmpmsp service its in the column at the bottom?  At the bottom of which column?? In the services "name" column

 

 

 

Quads 

 

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Yes where your little pointer is maybe 2nd from the bottom it says wmdmpmsp service(no portable serial number service written after it JUST service).Then on your other screenshot I have that one(wmdmpmsn which then states its name) exactly how it is read on the screenshot.Thats what I'm trying to work out should I have 2 that apparently are the same thing except one ends with the letters sn the other sp?thanks for working me thru this.Is this clearer?

Mo

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Hi Quads

Just to make it clearer this is how its written WMDM PMSP service executable path C:\windows\system32\Ms PMSPv.exe.Hope this helps I don't want to drive you mad.

Mo

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Hi  Mo

 

I don't have this service Nor do I have the file  "C:\windows\system32\MsPMSPv.exe" on my PC

I comes with Media Player 7.

 

I don't have it and use MP11, In reading people do disable it. and some people with Media Player 10 and 11 don't seem to need it. and disable it.

 

Quads 

 

 

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Hi Quads

I have MP11,it might be a left over?I will disable both and watch the next couple of days to see if the TCP\IP comes up again.I really appreciate what you have done in helping me with this.

Cheers Mo

THANKS NORTON for letting me ask about this!

 

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The message you saw is more likely caused by P2P file transfer softwares (such as bit torrent clients).