WinXpDisableZeroConfiguration.exe

¿tiene algún dispositivo inalambrico de belkin? si es así, pruebe con esto (lo siento pero está en ingles)

The issue that you are having with the CPU reaching 100% is due to the program winxpdisablezeroconfig.exe not being able to terminate the windows wireless support functionality.

This issue is something that we have seen on a small number of computers.

To resolve this issue please follow the instructions below.

Click start, run
In the run box type msconfig and then click o.k.
Click on the startup tab.
Uncheck winxpdisablezeroconfig.exe

And then click o.k. and then reboot the computer.

Using the process above will stop this process from running and will not cause any other problems.


Verhexen.
XP service pack 2



"Problem with the task manager" wrote in message news:

Hola, he encontrado un proceos que utilza toda la CPU inactiva del sistema,
se llama WinXpDisableZeroConfiguration.exe y normalmente ocupa en mi caso un
94% de la CPU. Cuando lo mato aparentemente no pasa nada, alguien sabe algo
de este proceso.
Saludos

tradusco: Inicio/ejecutar/escribe: msconfig y en INICIO destildar
winxpdisablezeroconfig.exe
reiniciar la compu
saludos
"Verhexen" escribió en el mensaje
news:
¿tiene algún dispositivo inalambrico de belkin? si es así, pruebe con esto
(lo siento pero está en ingles)

The issue that you are having with the CPU reaching 100% is due to the
program winxpdisablezeroconfig.exe not being able to terminate the windows
wireless support functionality.

This issue is something that we have seen on a small number of computers.

To resolve this issue please follow the instructions below.

Click start, run
In the run box type msconfig and then click o.k.
Click on the startup tab.
Uncheck winxpdisablezeroconfig.exe

And then click o.k. and then reboot the computer.

Using the process above will stop this process from running and will not
cause any other problems.


Verhexen.
XP service pack 2



"Problem with the task manager"
wrote in message
news:

Hola, he encontrado un proceos que utilza toda la CPU inactiva del
sistema,
se llama WinXpDisableZeroConfiguration.exe y normalmente ocupa en mi caso
un
94% de la CPU. Cuando lo mato aparentemente no pasa nada, alguien sabe
algo
de este proceso.
Saludos