? WLTRYSVC.exe ??

tomp

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Newly built Dell 600m; W2K (completely updated - 10/9/04 -
OS, drivers and applications). Turning off un-
necessary "services" and found a "WLTRYSVC" service;
running and set to automatic. No explanation (that I've
found on google or MS's KB) as to, exactly, what this
service is ? - or does ?? - or is supposed to do ???

Anyone have an answer ???

Regards,
TomP
 
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security (More info?)

I did a quick search of Google and found the reference in the link below
that says it is from Belkin for a wireless network adapter. If you use
msinfo32 and look under software environment/running tasks it will show you
the path to that executable which can be helpful in identifying it. Also
check add/remove programs to see if anything related may be shown there. If
you don't have any Belkin adapter nor ever had any on your computer I would
be sure to do full Virus scan on it with updated definitions. --- Steve

http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/wltrysvc/

Description:
wltrysvc.exe is a process belonging to the Broadcom Corporation Wireless
Network Tray Applet, which interacts with your broadband hardware

"TomP" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:351301c4ae50$c2e43950$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Newly built Dell 600m; W2K (completely updated - 10/9/04 -
> OS, drivers and applications). Turning off un-
> necessary "services" and found a "WLTRYSVC" service;
> running and set to automatic. No explanation (that I've
> found on google or MS's KB) as to, exactly, what this
> service is ? - or does ?? - or is supposed to do ???
>
> Anyone have an answer ???
>
> Regards,
> TomP
>