An alert from ProcessGuard: Thu 17 - 08:19:44 [TERMINATE] c:\windows\system32\svchost.exe [960] was blocked from terminating c:\program files\microsoft antispyware\gcasdtserv.exe [804] WinTasks Process Library gcasDtServ - gcasDtServ.exe - Process Information Process File: gcasDtServ or gcasDtServ.exe Process Name: Microsoft AntiSpyware Server Process Description: gcasDtServ.exe is a process belonging to the Giant/Microsoft AntiSpyware product. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated. It happend during boot. Why would svchost want to terminate it? And how? Does ProcessGuard use svchost to disallow programs? Do I need to give it permissions? Is that it?
Hi George, svchosts was probably closing giant after it had made a phone home for updates - Both are trusted programs so I would give them the allows they need, however, you are correct in being suspicious and you did find out what is what, PG certainly helps in getting a handle on what your computer is doing. Pilli