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mstask.exe using up system resources
Name: bruce summers Date: May 21, 2001 at 18:41:10 Pacific
Comment:
does anybody know if there is a fix for the mstask.exe using up system resources gradually to a point the system is unusable...I've read the vulnerability (http://archive.aimsecurity.net/mailing-list/ntbugtraq/archive/2001/Jan/0001.html) goodies, but havent found a fix...any help would be appreciated...thanks/bruce
Name: Dr. Zhivago Date: May 21, 2001 at 22:15:41 Pacific
Reply:
"A fix for Windows NT 4.0 is not available at this time. Check this article for possible updates regarding Windows NT 4.0. NOTE: Site Server 3.0 Content Replication depends on MSTask running successfully. This hotfix may apply if an automatic project runs once successfully after a reboot or a restart of Task Scheduler service but fails to run any other scheduled runs for the same project. Site Server 3.0 Content Replication projects run successfully if run manually at any time."
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