internat.exe et mobsync.exe

[PaTaToR]

Ces fichiers boottent avec win 2000 d'apres le msconfig. A quoi servent ils ?

[TheClem]

bin ils ont toujours été la sur mon pc dans ça doit appartenir à windows

[PaTaToR]

Mais est ce que je peux les empecher de demarrer avec waindozze ?

[TheClem]

nope si tu efface le clef windows la remet tout seul

[TheClem]

mobsync.exe Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager. One annoying programme you will find running in W2K/XP is mobsync.exe. This is because it is set by default to synchronise your home page at log-on. To stop this, run the programme "Synchronise" from your "Start/Programmes/Accessories Menu. Select setup, and uncheck the synchronisation options, then deselect the option to synchronise your home page. From explorer select Tools/Folder Options/Offline Files: deselect the "Enable Offline Files" option. When you reboot you will find the programme is no longer running by default. You can also remove optional components from your Windows 2000 installation that are not shown in the Add/Remove Programmes applet.

 

Internat.exe - You can end this process from Task Manager.

 

* Internat.exe runs at startup; it loads the different input locales specified by the user. The locales to be loaded are taken from the following registry key:

HKEY_USERS.DEFAULTKeyboard LayoutPreload

Internat.exe loads the "EN" icon into the system tray, allowing the user to easily switch between locales. This icon disappears when the process is stopped, but the locales can still be changed through Control Panel.