regsrvc.exe - doesn't ANYONE have ANY information on what ..

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A long time ago msft (msft@kk.l) wrote:

> Thanks for trying but I did not make a typo.
> The service name really IS regsRvc.exe.
> Every search returns results for regsvc.exe which we all know about.
> I am really surprised that noone knows anything about this.

Took me a lot of searching, and I don't see any USENET links
about this either.

Regsrvc.exe is a legitimate service from Intel's older PROSet driver
software for wireless LAN. You may leave it on your machine with
comfort. There is also a regsvc.exe, which is Windows' own
remote registry server.

More info here:
http://www.interact-sw.co.uk/iangblog/2004/08/30/regsrvc


--
Ken Tough

 

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A Google search returned your link below as the first hit. There are tons
of other hits.

Check out the above link.
"Ken Tough" <ken@objectech.co.uk> wrote in message
news:IBKh8FAXfrQCFwj0@objectech.co.uk...
>
> A long time ago msft (msft@kk.l) wrote:
>
> > Thanks for trying but I did not make a typo.
> > The service name really IS regsRvc.exe.
> > Every search returns results for regsvc.exe which we all know about.
> > I am really surprised that noone knows anything about this.
>
> Took me a lot of searching, and I don't see any USENET links
> about this either.
>
> Regsrvc.exe is a legitimate service from Intel's older PROSet driver
> software for wireless LAN. You may leave it on your machine with
> comfort. There is also a regsvc.exe, which is Windows' own
> remote registry server.
>
> More info here:
> http://www.interact-sw.co.uk/iangblog/2004/08/30/regsrvc
>
>
> --
> Ken Tough