How do I delete folding as a service
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- e to the x
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What I did in XP was to go into services and stop the client first, then through the command prompt and call up client with the '-configonly' flag and just say no in answer to the question 'Do you want to run this as a service?' This should get you back to console mode, remember to create a shortcut after a reboot so that you can easily start it again if needed. This will leave a taskbar entry. I've also done it through the registry.
I noticed you've been having problems the past few days, not sure if that's the culprit or you have a different reason for doing this.
BTW, I split your post off as this could be needed by others and would get lost in that humungous thread.
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i was wondering where this went!!!!
Yes I have been having issues with the GPU client. I can't watch a movie when its running and it gives me a BSOD and crashed the PC.
Yes I have been having issues with the GPU client. I can't watch a movie when its running and it gives me a BSOD and crashed the PC.
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e to the x wrote:i was wondering where this went!!!!
Yes I have been having issues with the GPU client. I can't watch a movie when its running and it gives me a BSOD and crashed the PC.
Hmm, it doesn't happen to me but that's neither here or there eh?;) If you run it as I suggested above, you can kill it easily anytime you want to from the taskbar and with a shortcut, just as easily reinstate it with a double click from your desktop.
Hehe, sorry about the move of the post withot letting you know.
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