That does not sound right. Try rebooting to see if it goes down and then
monitor it to see if it goes up as time goes on that could indicate a memory
leak problem. Also try using something like Process Explorer from
SysInternals/Microsoft to check that it is the winlogon.exe that resides in
the windows\system32 folder.
I have setup a SQL 2000 server on Windows 2003 standard edition.
my problem is the process "winlogon" has hold huge memory around "550000K"
which i checked from Task manager
Is any problem on my machine? or wrong configuration to caused this
problem?
fax console settings ... doesn't seem to be following the settings I have set in ... the configuration.... I want the monitor to pop up when a fax ...sound to be heard but neither occurs. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax)
Re: Building new PA system in stages ...sound company and pay them to hump the gear. ... The battle after that was to get them to stop using the Behringer Feedback Destroyer.... The second problem is leaving filters open to pick up more frequencies as you play. ... The guitarist insisted his monitor and mic be placed in a position that did *not* correspond to the dead spot on that mic's polar pattern. ... (alt.guitar.bass)
Re: Building new PA system in stages ...sound company and pay them to hump the gear. ... The battle after that was to get them to stop using the Behringer Feedback... The second problem is leaving filters open to pick up more frequencies as ...monitor and mic be placed in a position that did *not* correspond to the ... (alt.guitar.bass)
Re: Event ASP8 is good for delicate SR ... Event ASP8 is an active monitor with 8" woofer and dome tweeter. ... Didn't even mess up the recording. ... I wouldn't totally replace an acoustic instrument with the sound of this ... (rec.audio.pro)
Re: how to monitot that an aoolication as NOT started as scheduled. ... The calls to be made are in a database and their call time, number of calls made until response and succes or failuer of reacing the client is logged in the table, so one thing coming to mind is running a report at regular times a few minutes after the process is supposed to be started and counting if there have been more than a few calls started, this would indicate successfull start of process, if no calls were started 10 minutes after normal startup time, then send a report to a numberof responsible people in the organization warning of possible failure to start. ... Since your process requires no user interaction why do you not have it start as a service so you don't have to worry about someone rebooting the machine. ... You could set up a system to monitor it using remoting, but I'm not familar enough with it to give you a direction. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb)
