processwindows 7
Everytime I start-up my PC(Windows 7 x64) the MDM.exe is listed under "Processes" tab of Task manager… Located in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\MDM.EXE
Unless there is a bug, no need for debugging..
Q1.What's the need for this official Microsoft's machine debug manager?
Q2.If MDM is invoked then how to find what invoked it? and why?
Q3.How can I completely disable it so that it can't be launched up? and thus no need to go to task manager to end this process manually.
Process Lasso supports this! It comes with a free and paid version, CPU affinities is always free...
Just fill in a * in the Name match field, which will target all processes.
I think you can then add your programs to have another affinity, the order in which you enter the rules might matter. Also, you can tick More strictly enforce default affinities at the bottom.
Windows runs makecab.exe to reduce the size of the old CBS log file. You can find compressed CBS.cab files under C:\Windows\logs\CBS. Windows scans for updates at start, so it detects too large logs and compressed them.
So nothing is wrong.
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