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    VzFw.exe and VzCdbSvc.exe issues

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by a-dogg, Feb 13, 2006.

  1. a-dogg

    a-dogg Notebook Guru

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    Does anyone know what these actually do and if they can be removed? I think they're part of giga pocket (whatever that is), or something. all I know is I noticed the harddrive running a lot and when I opened the resource monitor it showed they were sucking a lot of CPU power, too.

    Can they be removed/stopped?
     
  2. avicenne13

    avicenne13 Notebook Geek

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    Yes you can shut them. They are filecrawlers, indexing the multimedia files on your computer. Just disable the folders that the application is monitoring (vaio zone).
     
  3. a-dogg

    a-dogg Notebook Guru

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    Cool, thanks. As in, go into vaio zone and there's a setting for which folders to monitor and set it to none? wonder if i could also disable them in windows services.
     
  4. avicenne13

    avicenne13 Notebook Geek

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    I am using my business notebook at the moment right now (Dell Latitude) and I can't tell wheter they are services or not. However I strongly believe that if they are services, you should be able to disable them without any concern. If something goes awy, you can always enable them back.
     
  5. a-dogg

    a-dogg Notebook Guru

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    yeah--they are. i disabled them last night. i turned off all the sony stuff except the event manager. I never use any of the entertainment stuff...

    Thanks for your help.
     
  6. pstar15

    pstar15 Newbie

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    Hi..i have the same problem as aDog...i too would like to know exactly how to shutt down this error..its buggin me and it wont let me use my dvd burner to burn cds.. unlike adogg im kinda slow n still anewbie on this removing program stuff..soo if possible..can some1 walk me step by step to take down this vzfw.exe..
    thank yoU!
    here is wat im gettin on my error..see picture.CLICK LINK
    http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y45/whoie15/COMPERROR.jpg
     
  7. outie

    outie Notebook Consultant

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    Just run msconfig and under the startup tab uncheck the process.
     
  8. pstar15

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    ive tried running that msconfig but i still cannot locate the "vaio zone" to uncheck my problem outie..do u have any other ideas? or does any1? i really need yall help, it is buggin me to death..ty for listening...
     
  9. TheBugMan

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    How about typing services.msc and looking there, my vaio has all kinds of entertainment stuff there.