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15-Oct-2008, 08:14 AM #1
mdnsresponder.exe-could i dispose?
mdnsresponder.exe is installed on this machine, windows xp media center edition sp3, takes up 1kmemory, i was wondering if i can disable this app, im very memory sensitive this pc is easily bogged, most of the time my pf usage is @ 370-590 around that area, and i was wonderin if i can do this to ease up on the usage, also should i also put up the rest of the current processes?
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