If your WMI host is using up a lot of CPU then it might indicate malware. If this happens to you then you may be infected with Conduit.
WMI Provider Host, or "WmiPrvSE.exe," is a Windows process that facilitates communication between Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) and various system components or applications. It enables the monitoring and management of system resources, configurations, and performance data. This process is essential for tools and services that rely on WMI, such as system management applications and scripts. While it typically runs in the background, high CPU usage by WMI Provider Host can indicate issues with WMI queries or providers.
I haven't tried it on vista. but try this. start / run : RUNDLL32 wbemupgd, UpgradeRepository Good Luck! -Max
512 bytes Yes, 512 bytes (0.5 Kb) is the current standar. However, this is likely to be increased to 4096 bytes (4 Kb). Vista and Win7 already support larger sector sizes. The drive can be "asked" programatically in windows using a WMI query (win32_DiskDrive.BytesPerSector) or using a free tool such as WMI Explorer.
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In Windows WMI means Windows Management Instrumentation. It is a set of extensions that connect to an operating system and provides information to the Windows system.
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Error 1717, often accompanied by the message "The interface is unknown," typically indicates an issue with the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service or a problem with the system's registry. This error can arise when a component tries to access a WMI interface that is not properly registered or has become corrupted. To resolve it, users can attempt to repair or rebuild the WMI repository, restart the WMI service, or perform a system file check.
The abbreviation is: M.O.M .
The same way you host it on Windows XP. Go to sa-mp forums and there is a section that discusses this.
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